If you experience a lower left abdominal pain, it is probably a source of nuisance in your life. Perhaps it might be of some comfort for you to know that you are not alone. A pain in the lower left side of the abdomen is quite common, especially for women, and the pain is sometimes paired with lower left back pain as well. Pain in the lower left side of the abdomen is sometimes called left lower quadrant pain (LLQ pain) and in this article I’ll look at possible causes for this pain.

The uvula (its name is palatine uvula) is the fleshy organ that hangs at the back of the throat. Most people simply refer to it as “the dangly thing at the back of your throat.” Although it doesn’t happen very often, some people can suffer from a swollen uvula. This condition is called uvulitis and can affect both children and adults.

If you have leukocytes in the urine (especially high levels), it means that you have some kind of infection or disease in the urinary tract. In this case you have to treat the infection to prevent damage to your bladder or your kidneys. In this article I’ll cover the most common causes of leukocytes in urine and stool with possible treatment options.

Fevers play a very useful role in helping your body to naturally fight infections. Although many people get concerned when they or their children have a fever, it is good to remember that fevers generally work for us, not against us, so not all cases require breaking a fever. So if you are interested in how to break a fever you must also realize that it’s not always the best thing to do.

Shoulder blade pain is a condition which can affect many people and it can be difficult to pinpoint the exact cause of the pain. More often than not, the cause of shoulder blade pain can be something as simple as muscle strain. However, sometimes pain in (or between) the shoulder blades can be caused by a serious health issue. Therefore, you should never ignore it.

Unfortunately, everyone will suffer from some form of diarrhea at some point in their lives. Diarrhea can be acute or chronic (constant diarrhea) and leave us feeling weak, drained, and sometimes even embarrassed. Understanding more about the condition and knowing how to get rid of diarrhea can help to lessen its impact on your life.

It is important for all women to know what is going on in their bodies, especially when it comes to our reproductive system. Usually, we take note of our menstrual cycles, regularly check our breasts for lumps, and make regular checkups with our obstetrician/gynecologist. One thing that we should never ignore is ovary pain.