Question 1

how to tell if your uterer is blocked?

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May be painful...: If sudden blockage, usually by passing a kidney stone, usually there is flank or back pain, often excrutiating (sometimes said to be one of the worst of all kinds of pain). Gradual blockage usually causes no symptoms and the diagnosis is only made by imaging (CT scan, MRI, etc). What makes you worried about it? Discuss with your doctor. Happy new year.

Question 2

can you leave a blocked montgomerys tubicle to fix natrually?

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Possible: Warm compresses and gentle cleansings may help to ease a blocked duct. Avoid oil based creams.

Question 3

is my bra causing blocked ducts?

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No: Most likely not.  Sometimes certain ducts just block easily or don't release as others. I recommend feeding on the side with the blocked ducts first when the infant is sucking the most vigorously.  This helps open the ducts.  Other options are heat and ibuprofen.  If that doesn't help discuss with your OB or pediatrician.  Seek medical care if breast redness or heat or pain.

Question 4

does a blocked circumflex cause angina?

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Angina: Angina is typically caused by an obstruction in any of the coronary arteries.

Question 5

how do you know you have a blocked sinus?

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Blocked nasal sinus: If you are talking about blocked nasal sinuses then here are some common symptoms:

Nasal obstruction
Facial pain/pressure
Headache
Reduction or loss of sense of smell
Nasal discharge
Fever may or may not be present
Tooth pain

Hope this helps!

Question 6

anyone know what it is if you have blocked receptors?

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Which receptors?: All cells in body have a large number of different receptors. What receptor do you have in mind?

Question 7

can a toilet be blocked by flushing just one used tampon?

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Yes,: Yes, especially if the system is older.  Many places ask you to place them in the trash, not the toilet.

Question 8

i have swollen nerve, blocked vision, what does that means?

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Optic neuritis?: You should ask these questions to your ophthalmologist.  If you have a swollen optic nerve, you need an extensive medical workup.

Question 9

my 9month baby is coughing and slightly blocked what can i do?

Accepted Answer

Simple virus: Most likely you baby just has a virus. Viral infections last anywhere from 7-10 days. Since you cannot give a 9 month old cold meds, your best option is to use nasal saline drops. Apply 5-6 drops in each nostril and let them sit for up to 10 minutes then suction them out with a bulb suctioner. If you do this just prior to feeding, your baby will not cough and sputter from the milk.

Question 10

how can i bring back childhood memories that have been blocked?

Accepted Answer

Professional help: Don't try to do this alone.  Find a professional with some expertise in repressed memory treatment.  The research and data on this type of treatment are sketchy and rely heavily on anecdotes and personal stories.  Hypnotherapy may be effective in 'unblocking' memories, but it doesn't work in all cases.  Establishing safety protocols and boundaries are important in this kind of work.

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