Is it a hernia?! What is it?!

[SinnamonFairbanks]

I've been sick for some time now, over a month. I've gone from a regular cold to something much worse. I have been on antibitiotics for 5 days now... with some improvent but I still have a nagging cough and runny nose. I have an ear infection, sore throat, cough and overall I just feel like crap. Tonight I noticed backpain I haven't felt before. On my left side, just above where my ribs start in my back I have a sensitive spot that is sore to the touch. It hurts to move, is this a hernia? I've been coughing until I puke for at least a week... I wouldnt be surprised if I did manage to give myself one... but can I get one in my back and up so high?

 

[fuji]

Unfortunately it sounds to me like you suffer from a very serious condition. I believe the sore spot is actually dead tissue, the aches and pains all over your body, the sickness, they are all telltale signs of a serious, systemic problem. And it is gradually going to spread until it covers your whole body. There is no cure for this. It is known by the scientific name "Zombification". A few days after you are actually legally dead, you will find that you are still able to move around. If you take precautions--such as making sure your body isn't buried to deeply--you should be back on your feet a few days later. You will, however, have developed an insatiable appetite for eating people's brains.

p.s., it's usually not a good idea to get legal advice on terb, see your doctor instead.

 

[S.C. Joe]

p.s., it's usually not a good idea to get legal advice on terb, see your doctor instead.

Shit, i trust the Terbbies more then some doctors when it comes to this hobby which some doctors don't approve of one bit and let their moral beliefs fuck them up

I got no idea what is wrong with you but this place is top notch and free for the doctors to check you out. You might be there 2-3 hours thou for the free exam....the exam takes only 5-10 mins, its just depends how busy they are.

http://www.shouldice.com/

 

[train]

p.s., it's usually not a good idea to get legal advice on terb, see your doctor instead.

I don't know my doctor isn't all that good with his legal advise, she should ask MRSCaloki, she can google anything medical or legal.

 

[esoterica]

I've been sick for some time now, over a month. I've gone from a regular cold to something much worse. I have been on antibitiotics for 5 days now... with some improvent but I still have a nagging cough and runny nose. I have an ear infection, sore throat, cough and overall I just feel like crap. Tonight I noticed backpain I haven't felt before. On my left side, just above where my ribs start in my back I have a sensitive spot that is sore to the touch. It hurts to move, is this a hernia? I've been coughing until I puke for at least a week... I wouldnt be surprised if I did manage to give myself one... but can I get one in my back and up so high?

Could be pneumonia. Or a pulled muscle from coughing. It's hard to tell without an examination. Go see your doc.

 

[blackrock13]

Location doesn't sound like a hernia, but go see a doctor or go to Emerg, for crying out loud. If you're coughing 'til you puke you could do worse, even dislocate a rib and if you think you hurt now.

 

[Klute]

Chantelle.

Sorry you are ill. Could you please edit the original posting so it reads hernia (not henia). As everytime I read "Is it a henia? What is it?" I end up wondering what is a henia.

Feel better, soon.

A shame I had to read the full details of your illness as it moves you into the GFE I would prefer was out of sight though. (Joking)

Klute

 

[Mervyn]

See your Doc again, it's probably just a pulled muscle from all the coughing.

 

[bobistheowl]

Is it a henia?! What is it?!

It's definitely not a hyena, and probably not an Athenian. It might be hentai, if you're feeling animated.

 

[red]

I've been sick for some time now, over a month. I've gone from a regular cold to something much worse. I have been on antibitiotics for 5 days now... with some improvent but I still have a nagging cough and runny nose. I have an ear infection, sore throat, cough and overall I just feel like crap. Tonight I noticed backpain I haven't felt before. On my left side, just above where my ribs start in my back I have a sensitive spot that is sore to the touch. It hurts to move, is this a hernia? I've been coughing until I puke for at least a week... I wouldnt be surprised if I did manage to give myself one... but can I get one in my back and up so high?

it could be a strained muscle due to coughing. if your chest feels tight- then could be pneumonia- if you have been taking antibiotics and getting some relief then its some sort of bacteriological infection- keep getting rest and plenty of fluids. did you take any cough suppresants? sound like you need one.

good luck

 

[sailorsix]

Suggest that you ask someone to come over and rub Vicks Vapo Rub on your chest.
That always works for me.

 

[LuvDaKimChi]

Get your blood tested for something more serious....

 

[esoterica]

Her symptoms are pretty consistent with pleurisy, which is the mildest of the more severe things that it could be. Also, signs of a bacterial infection five days into antibiotic treatment are a little worrying. But diagnosis on terb is dumb - yes I am participating in this dumbality - so get it looked at. No reasonable person will diss you for taking advantage of the health care system.

 

[SinnamonFairbanks]

Unfortunately it sounds to me like you suffer from a very serious condition. I believe the sore spot is actually dead tissue, the aches and pains all over your body, the sickness, they are all telltale signs of a serious, systemic problem. And it is gradually going to spread until it covers your whole body. There is no cure for this. It is known by the scientific name "Zombification". A few days after you are actually legally dead, you will find that you are still able to move around. If you take precautions--such as making sure your body isn't buried to deeply--you should be back on your feet a few days later. You will, however, have developed an insatiable appetite for eating people's brains.

p.s., it's usually not a good idea to get legal advice on terb, see your doctor instead.

lol, that was pretty funny. I figured someone might be able to give me a general idea. Saw my doc though. It's a muscle spasm.

 

[SinnamonFairbanks]

Chantelle.

Sorry you are ill. Could you please edit the original posting so it reads hernia (not henia). As everytime I read "Is it a henia? What is it?" I end up wondering what is a henia.

Feel better, soon.

A shame I had to read the full details of your illness as it moves you into the GFE I would prefer was out of sight though. (Joking)

Klute

lol, I'll do that right now. I downloaded some program a few days ago, that was obviously a virus. My spelling now is terrible, When I type it skips letters and entire words.

 

[GPIDEAL]

lol, that was pretty funny. I figured someone might be able to give me a general idea. Saw my doc though. It's a muscle spasm.

What about the sore? Anyways, glad you saw your doctor and advise him/her of all your symptoms.

 

[SinnamonFairbanks]

What about the sore? Anyways, glad you saw your doctor and advise him/her of all your symptoms.

My back is still sore, It's not any better than it was yesterday she told me to take extra strength tylenol and come back if I still have the cough after I've finished the antibiotics. It's going to be a rough couple of days...

 

[Klute]

Just be grateful you do not have henia.

Klute

 

[mrsCALoki]

I don't know my doctor isn't all that good with his legal advise, she should ask MRSCaloki, she can google anything medical or legal.

Never ever give medical advice to a specific individual about their condition without an examination it Pisses of the CPSO

Go see a doctor it is free in Ontario for most people.


CA

 

[freestuff]

Shit, i trust the Terbbies more then some doctors when it comes to this hobby

Yeah but this isn't about the hobby. This is a MEDICAL question and it should be answered by a professional.