I am going to get my gall bladder out soon but I am having weird symptoms I believe are from my gall bladder. Pain/tension in my shoulders and down my middle spine..also lower back…Just a yucky feelings some days…body feels tense some days..anyone else feeling these symptoms that have gall bladder problems?

Yes i had the same mostly from cramps due to pain from the bladder

I want a mole removed but to actually get it removed I need to "pretend" I am experiencing irritation and have reason to remove it.
I seriously need to get it removed (not going to go into extreme detail)
Can't afford private care, its not harming anyone just making my life A LOT better

Usually if the mole doesn't change colors, sizes or darkness then they do not like to move them. My husband used to swear that putting head and shoulders shampoo on them, when he washed his hair wuld make them go away, get smaller.

You don't need to tell your doctor that you are experiencing irritation if it really doesn't because you are the patient and you can do whatever you want to yourself.

That's called elective operation. You don't need any medical purposes for the operation, just to enhance appearance.

You really do not have to pretend that the mole is irritating. Mole can get removed for cosmetic reason and many dermatologists are well aware of this and are more than happy to remove it for you.

However, it is still better to get your mole examined prior to any mole removal procedure. it is very important as malignant mole requires different treatment to eliminate the entire cancerous mole cells. Malignant moles usually present some characteristics which can be easily detected with a home self-check using ABCD rule.

If the mole is benign, you have more options as to get it removed. Generally benign mole can be removed with Excision method, shaving method, cauterization method. A more expensive alternative would be laser treatment that's best at treating flat and small moles.

There is also natural solution for safe mole removal at home which uses herbal remedies to get rid of unwanted moles.

Hope this helps.

I've had and MRI and nerve conduction studies because I had severe sciatica type pain that radiated down my right arm and could not turn my head in either direction. unfortunately, it affects a few discs but I can't recall the "C" numbers.

It is gonna hurt. a lot. Most of the time. It will impede your ability to move your neck and shoulders.

You really need to be in touch with a doctor ASAP.

this morning when I woke up I felt REALLY nauseous and sick. also my shoulders, mostly my right one hurt a lot and my stomach hurt. I've had pancreatitis several times ( and no I don't drink it occurred naturally)but I looked online and sum of these symptoms sounded like gallbladder problems, but I'm not sure. Anyone with experience, wat does it sound like to u? should i get it checked out?

Yes, it could be either one. since you have had a history of pancreatitis, you should go see a doctor.

My pancreatitis was CAUSED by gallstones.

There are very few specific symptoms of prostate cancer. It usually grows so slowly that a man could die of something else before the cancer showed external symptoms. Difficulties with urination can be an indication of cancer, or it can just be benign hyperplasia (overgrowth) of the prostate.

More reliable indicators are calcium deposits or hardening in the prostate (to be found by a digital rectal exam) or a sharp rise in the serum level of Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA), done by a blood test. That's how I was diagnosed. I did have other symptoms, such as transient, sharp pain in the ribs, shoulders and other places, and an easily fractured rib, but that was due to metastasis, late in the game. the symptoms did not specifically indicate cancer.

If you are having chronic urination problems, or if you're over 45, you should probably get a DRE and a PSA test. Without those, you'll never know. If there are signs of cancer, a biopsy will be next. Depending on what is found, you may be facing surgery, irradiation, hormone suppression therapy or nothing at all. A slow-growing cancer may not need anything more than occasional monitoring. most prostate cancer patients die of something else. Surgery, radiation, hormone therapy or chemotherapy can greatly improve the odds of surviving aggressive cancers. but of course statistics are not individual people. Everyone has a different experience.

I was diagnosed with prostate cancer 18 months ago. I had no symptoms. my PSA kept rising and I had a biopsy which showed a small amount of Cancer. I was treated with radioactive seed implants and I am doing fine.

I expect to be around for many more years. I am 62.

Symptoms dont always tell what stage the cancer is in. Could still be very early.

If its early, its almost 100%

Even in stage 2 its very high, 95% or more.

Stage 3 gets dicey.

Yellow skin and eyes, stool that floats, are two of the symptoms. A co-worker looked very yellow and I noticed it for months but did not say anything, then we found out he had prostate cancer. Patrick Swayze in his book said that he noticed it because when he drank champagne it burned his stomach like he was drinking acid.

Survival rates are not good, I found this on line:

"Early stages
Even for those people diagnosed early, the outlook is not very good. If the cancer has not spread outside of the pancreas, and surgery is possible, then about 15 out of 100 people (15%) will be alive 5 years later. In those who do not live this long, it is likely that a small number of cancer cells have ‘escaped’ from the pancreas and travelled to other parts of the body. these cells are capable of growing into other tumours later.

Advanced stages
For people diagnosed with locally advanced disease, which cannot be removed by an operation, the average life expectancy is 6 to 11 months. for people whose cancer has already spread to another part of their body, the average life expectancy is only 2 to 6 months. but this can vary a lot depending on how much the cancer has grown and where it has spread."

Tourettes Syndrome is a neurological disorder and the symptoms of Tourettes vary in intensity from mild to severe. the onset of the syndrome normally occurs during adolescence. the preteen years can be just the beginning of the symptoms, ranging from mild jerking motions, to severe tics. Most individuals with this particular disorder will lose many of the symptoms by the time they reach adulthood. however, there have been cases in which Tourettes Syndrome was carried on into adulthood with milder symptoms in most situations.

The symptoms are uncontrollable jerking of various body parts, however, not always at one time. the head may jerk or shoulders shrug from lacking control over the nerves and muscles. an individual may suddenly vocalize curse words or other strange, inappropriate sounds. These symptoms, however, are never caused on purpose by the person. the symptoms are literally involuntary.

A person suffering with the illness always wants to be able to control their strange symptoms, but due to the neurological effects on the muscles, somewhat like a stroke victim, they cannot stop the tics. In severe cases, the symptoms can result in the patient suddenly hitting themselves or making involuntary vocalization noises. A person may clear their throat repeatedly or sniff almost continuously, with this condition.

People afflicted by the condition may also parrot what people are saying. For instance, if another person makes the comment, “nice weather today”, the patient may repeat what was said. an individual with the condition may also repeatedly head bang. Tourettes symptoms improve while sleeping, but unfortunately, still occur even during rest. Strangely, these symptoms also occur in individuals with Autism. some healthcare professionals are interested to learn if there is a connection between the two conditions.

There is currently no cure for the illness. however, there is medication that can help control the symptoms of this syndrome. only 10% of individuals with Tourettes carry the syndrome over into adulthood. Hopefully, with modern medicine, research, and new technology, a cure for this agitating syndrome, will be found in the near future.