Question 1

streching and rolling golfball does not help?

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Plantar fasciitis: Plantar fasciitis is an inflammation of the fibrous tissue (plantar fascia) along the bottom of your foot that connects your heel bone to your toes. Plantar fasciitis can cause intense heel pain. Treatment involves rest, Icing the painful area, antiinflammatories such as Ibuprofen and Naproxen, Night splints and special shoe inserts that provide arch support and heel cups. Talk to your Dr.

Question 2

is it normal that my baby is not yet rolling over?

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Yes: If your baby has not been on their belly much and are very comfortable on their back at all times they may not be inclined to roll. Babies are not expected to roll very early but some have rolled at their first doctor visit! if your baby is not improving in their head lifting or arm strength with repeated belly positioning over the first month or two, it is important tell your doctor.

Question 3

how will i know if my baby is ok after rolling off the changing table?

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See the doctor: Once babies learn to roll, they can never be left unattended if there is a chance they may fall. Many babies may be fine after a fall, but injuries may not be apparent. Due to the concern of a significant injury, such as the head, it is important that your baby be checked out as soon as possible following a fall.

Question 4

my baby does not look like any of my others and is slow in rolling over. what could it be?

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Developmental Delay: Delayed developmental milestones are of concern because they indicate the presence of pathology. There are many causes of these observed milestones delays and need to be evaluated carefully in order to ascertain the cause. Common causes are perinatal events that subject the fetus to hypoxia. Other causes include muscular dystrophies and genetic disorders that cause hypotonia.

Question 5

a simple question, and probably silly, when a person is about to vomint is rolling over or sitting the best position,?

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Vomit position: The risk of vomiting when lying down, is chocking or aspiration, this means the vomit going to the lungs, so turning the person to the side, rolling over, sitting up or standing up, is easier to prevent the vomit to go to the lungs.

Question 6

what is pill rolling syndrome?

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Parkinson?: Pill rolling tremor is seen in Parkinson's disease.  Shuffling gait, stiffness, slow movements and other symptoms coils occur.

Question 7

what medications could cause pill rolling?

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Tremor: Pill rolling is a tremor characteristic to parkinson's. Drugs causing extra pyramidal adverse effects such as antipsychotics, some ssris, are such examples.

Question 8

how can i keep my walker from rolling away?

Accepted Answer

Brakes or no wheels: Some wheeled-walkers actually have brakes which u control similar to one on a bicycle. Some have locks which allow locking the wheels during stop/sit etc..
You can a walker without wheels and thus won't have to worry about rolling away. Good luck, .

Question 9

what month do a infant start rolling on side to sleep?

Accepted Answer

Milestones: Once your baby has head control, and about the same time that he learns to sit on his own with support, he'll learn to roll over.  There is no "exact" age for this, but usually around 6 months, a child may start to roll over.  To assure the child is not on his stomach asleep, if concerned for suffocation, etc. they do may "wedge pillows" that prevent the child from rolling over onto their stomach.

Question 10

what is the definition or description of: pill rolling?

Accepted Answer

Pill rolling tremor.: Pill rolling tremor is a repetitive  circular movement of the thumb against the index finger. This may occur with  Parkinson's disease.

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