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What is Bone pain?
Bone pain is an extreme tenderness, aching in one or more bones. It is commonly linked to diseases that affect the normal function or structure of the bone.
Questions and answers on "Bone pain"
I am 45 yrs old and missed my period two months. No pelvic pain and no pain durning intercourse. Only pain I have had is tail bone pain when I sit...
MD Brief Answer:
peri menopausal phase
Detailed Answer:
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Welcome to health care magic.
You are reaching menopausal phase of life. This phase is...
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I ave asked another question as I felt some numbness earlier today when I finished my grocery shopping....
MD Brief Answer:
I still think there is not a serious condition.
Detailed Answer:
Hello again and thanks for being on HCM.
I have read this and the...
I am experiencing pain in my tail bone and it is causing my legs too fall asleep, I have had x rays done and there has been no doctor returning my...
MD Brief Answer:
Tail bone pain can be due to sacrum injury
Detailed Answer:
Hello
I have studied your case.
Tail bone pain can be due to sacrum...
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