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    8 days ago

    Headache

    I am not sure if i should ask about it in this in this place. But I have a strong headache in the frontal part, a runny nose and my tempeture is 35.6 degrees celsius. I am not strassed or tired. I assumed it is coused by a cold so I drink tea and it didnt help. Also exercise increases the pain.
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    2 months ago

    Tinnitus maybe maybe not

    Hello. I have been to 3 different ENTs, a neurologist, a PA, and an MD after nearly 7 months of noise in my ears or head that comes and goes. One awesome ENT discovered that I had a severe deviated septum and was suffering from major allergy issues. He put me on allergy drops and have had surgery for my septum. In my understanding, I still have about 3 months to go for complete healing. Could all this be the cause of this noise? I have had to hearing test, several MRI's of the brain, neck and....
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    3 months ago

    Possibly a cold or flu

    I have felt run down, sore throat, sneezing, and coughing. No fever that I know of. This has been going on since Sunday. Tonight my boyfriend looked at my neck and said that it looked swollen by my collar bones. Help...do y'all think I should go to the doctor or just let it take it's course??
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    3 months ago

    Woke up with a swollen uvula

    I’ve had what I thought was a cold the last 2 days with a stuffy/runny nose and sore throat/coughing and I’ve been taking Sudafed Sinus Pressure and Sore Throat but when I woke up this morning I felt like there was something in my throat and I couldn’t figure it out so when I looked in the mirror my uvula was really big.
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    4 months ago

    Post-Nasal drip

    I've had a cold for the last couple of days and I've noticed that I've got some drainage going on now. I'm just curious if the drainage could be causing the slight nausea that I'm feeling as well? Especially considering it started not long after the drainage started.....
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    4 months ago

    I feel weak after a cold and ear infection

    61 year old female. 5'3 and 145 pounds. No known health issues. Had a really bad cold for a couple of weeks. Got up one morning to go to the bathroom and fainted on the way back to my bed. I felt myself passing out and slid down my door into a sitting position. My son heard it and found me, tried to get me onto the bed and I straightened out and fainted again while sliding onto the floor. He said he thought I was having a seizure at first because I just stared straight ahead with bulging eyes....
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    4 months ago

    i dont get sick alot but...

    I have Crohn's i don't get sick b ut when I do the Drs don't know what is wrong. my symptoms are sore through (5-6 days now) headache body pains and I get cold easily. also, I have chills and a cough and fatigue
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    4 months ago

    Excessive burping when sick

    For the last 12 years, every time I get sick with a cold, the first symptom to arrive and the last to go is excessive burping. It starts about 2 days before any other cold symptoms. It's so bad that I sometimes can't sleep at all. After I burp, I have an urge to swallow, and after I swallow, I have a urge to burp. It is often as frequent as every 6 seconds. They are usually small burps that are somewhat forced out, but there are also big burps interspersed. It is more problematic when lying....
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    4 months ago

    I've been sick since last week of December & nothing is getting better...kinda freaking out..help!

    Ok, yeah...I'm an utter moron & with my horrid luck lately, a Darwin Award recipient is probably in my near future. Anyway, I don't get sick. Like ever. However, the last week of December, I got my *** handed to me by some microbe. Came on like gangbusters & HASN'T LET UP. Horrible coughing (the worst is when I'm trying to sleep), severe sore throat, absolutely ZERO voice (it kinda ranges from some super deep freaky frog to a squeek). Constantly cold, ears hurt...and always....
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    9 months ago

    Constant Low-Grade Fever & Dripping Sweat

    I am a Female and I'm 23. For like 3 weeks every time I take my temperature with an oral thermometer it is always anywhere from 99.8-100.5. But I'm also constantly sweating and nothing can seem to cool me down. I will break into a sweat just sitting down and watching tv or even just laying in my bed. And I don't get hot in "flashes," I stay extremely hot and sweaty. Also I sweat everywhere, not just in certain places. I also don't ever seem to have an appetite or I feel....
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