help with body aches from food poisoning, virval or bacterial?
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food poisoning is bacterial, try using Dandelion root tea to rid your body of toxins. lava rock is abrasive and can cause internal bleeding
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Reduce overacidity in your body.\n- eliminate acidic foods- citrus,tomato,caffeine products;\n  wholegrains, foods which give you gas, acidic fruits and \n  vegetables and so on\n- substitute with nonacidic vegetables, boiled better quality chicken, while flower. (pasta is whole duram wheat)\n- vitamins and herbs - papaya enzyme(most imp), gymnema sylvestre (take 1 tab with each meal- max 2), calcium, magnesium\n- search articles on gymnema sylvestre and overacidiy on internet and read it very carefully.\n you must start feeling difference after about 10 days, it might take 2 to 6 months for complete recovery. \n overacidity in the body causes extensive tissue damage in the body.typical symptoms will be irritability, frequent cold and cough, skin problems, heart burn and so on.\nIf you wish any completed medical procedures please ignore my comments above. \nIf you have additional questions about my comments please post your question referencing this response.
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Depending upon which kind...Canker or cold sore?   (in the mouth) Canker sores are often connected to stomach problems bacteria or stress.  Look up apthous ulcers and stomatitis so you can better understand them and help yourself.  If you also have stomach problems of any sort, it could be related.  Stress, poor diet(acidic foods such as coffee, chocolate (sorry) meats and vinegars can add to the problem) or any bacterial infection could be contributing to these sores.  \n\nIf it's cold sores(on the mouth), LYSINE pills are good for suppressing viruses(herpes simplex).  There are also LYSINE balms for this topically.  \n\nFor Canker sores, soothing and healing the stomach lining helps.  You can  look into is DGL-deglycerrized licorice.   This excellent supplement helps heal the stomach lining which can then help with canker sores.  I used to get them all the time...I also had constant stomach aches due to stress!!  So maybe this will help??  Teas made from mucalents like slippery elm, marshmallow can help soothe the stomach.  Ginger is also good for the stomach.  As far as the sore itself, avoid acidic foods, keep the mouth clean.   Goldenseal powder(yuck but effective) is a good natural antibacterial/biotic to heal wounds.  Use a little on the wound once a day. It's an immune enhancer.\n\nMostly figure out what's going on in your own body by looking at all symptoms, reading and then connecting the dots, so to speak!  \nGood luck!
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I thought food poisoning takes effect quicker but I guess it varies acc to the type of food. Drink lots of fluids if you have diarrhoea or you will get dehydrated if you're not already, sounds like you are. If you have an oral rehydrant like Electral take that. I make my own, with a big glass of water, a pinch of salt and half teaspoon of sugar. You can squeeze in a few drops of lime or lemon too. Just take a few sips every ten minutes or so.  Sometimes I dilute 7 up or Sprite with water and sip that. It helps. I also avoid eating as I just end up back in the loo .. don't drink milky drinks they don't make the stomach feel that great. sometimes i have weak tea and a slice of toast or a biscuit if I can manage it. \n\nI think you do need to see a doctor to get some meds to first stop the diarrhoea (will probably give you something just to stop "the action" for a day (not more) so that you don't keep dehydrating) and then will also give you antibiotics for the infection. \n\nGood luck .. I've had some awful bouts of food poisoning and I know how ghastly they feel. Do the fluids thing and see a doctor as soon as you can, don't unnecessarily prolong your agony. \n\nPS on the bright side you'll probably lose a few kilos, if that's something you'd like then at least it's not all bad! :)
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That really depends on your medical history, demographics and statistics, (drug use, body composition and size, male or female, current location and heritage locale), AND whether this is actually a cold virus or a bacterial infection, simply an opportunistic mold allergy/fungus overgrowth or any combination of those. In any case, your immune system is compromised. Here are some things you can do right away, as well as some things you can start a bit later.\n\nFirst, TRY THINGS AROUND THE HOUSE. \n-SPICY FOODS/herbs such as fresh SAGE, OREGANO, GARLIC, CAYENNE, GREEN ONIONS, CILANTRO & JALAPENO'S IN BROTH,  HOT PEPPERS, Cardamom, Ginger (in food or in hot water), cloves, CHAI TEA (with soymilk only);\n-CURRY is a grrreat temporary remedy!\n\nHERBALS:\n-CHAMOMILE TEA is a good anti-inflammatory, and with Peppermint helps start the detox process (headache or stomach ache?) and makes you smile nicer too. \n-Hot Water/Lemon/Honey will help with bacteria and clear the alimentary canal for better absorption of nutrients. (Stevia instead of Honey if you are vegan, but then no bacterial help other than system flushing)\n\nIf you have access or a friend, FRESH HERBAL TEA of whole chamomile flowers, peppermint leaf, marshmallow root and licorice root with a little slippery elm bark is good. Drink several cups, take it in a thermos to work - yes, you must drink and pee! This is a good tea most of the time, but DO NOT use !! Licorice!! long term or with high blood pressure or any heart condition. Stop if you have bloating.\n\nGARGLE with MYRRH\n\nA quicker herbal fix is in a shot glass with HERBAL TINCTURES - you can mix it with juice, preferably low sugar content like POM or cranberry (not apple/orange/banana). \n\nHerbs to use: \nCAUTION: DO NOT MIX HERBS WITH OTHER MEDICINE AND TAKE CARE WHEN MIXING HERBALS!!  i.e., meadowsweet should not generally be mixed with skullcap, damiana, kava, hops  or other strong mood altering substances. \n\nSHOTS: \n-Wild Cherry/Petasites (cough expectorant), Willow Meadowsweet (aspirin), Bayberry Bark (dries phlegm), Usnea (staph/strep/bacteria), Coltsfoot (mild calming, anti-inflammatory, expectorant)\n\nLater: \n\nSHOTS: \n-Spilanthes/Usnia (for fungal infection, candida, stuff that slows your system down\n\n-Eyebright/Nettle (for sinusitus, rhinitis, hayfever), Astragalus, Dandelion/Milk Thistle (liver/gall bladder detoxing).\nOR\n-Red Clover/Stillingia (helps detox a sluggish lymphatic system and metabolism - rids body of metabolic and catabolic wastes)\n\nDROPS: Oil of Oregano (no data for this, just heard about it)\n\nSo that is more than enough, ya? E-Me if you want to get more specific, ok? \n\nFeel Better, Reiki On!
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Tea Tree Oil or Black Walnut Hulls or soak daily in a solution of vinegar water and salt(yes,pickle them)until your symptoms are relieved
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There are many bacteria involved in food poisoning like the e.coli. they have different life cycles and cause different effects. Food poisoning is generally caused by exposing food to these bacteria. The symtoms can be vomiting, diarrhoea, headache, tummy pains and many others depending on the person and the bacteria.
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Increase your liquid intake and make sure your house is humidified properly.\nGargle with warm salt water (¼ teaspoon salt to ½ cup water) several times a day.\nDrink a glass of hot water with 1 teaspoon lemon juice and some honey. You'll feel better instantly. You can also drink a chamomile tea with lemon and honey added.\nCut a lemon into 2 pieces. Take one piece and put some salt and black pepper on it, press with a knife so that salt-pepper penetrate into the lime. Put the lemon on heat to make it warm. Slowly lick this lemon squeezing it until no juice remains. Do it 2-3 times a day.\nChives and scallions are helpful for a sore throat when simmered in water for 5 minutes. Drink as a tea.\nFigs, beets are beneficial in sore throat.\nEat garlic. Garlic is an anti-septic and good for many conditions.\nTake over-the-self pain relievers such as ibuprofen (Motrin IB®, Advil®).\nuse commonsense hygeine.
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I would say go to your doctor but since you dont want to hear that all the advice i can give to you is: Stick to a healthy diet, leave out your last evening meal of the day and drink a pint of water instead.  Dont nibble when your hungry thats a very bad move. If you are really that hungry again drink water instead.  Also take a walk every day about 10 minutes after each meal if you can. It doesnt have to be a swift walk, but dont drag your feet.  A gentle walk for about 30minutes.  This will burn off any calories gained from each meal.  No matter how healthy you are eating each food still contains a certain amount of calories.\n\nOn advice for your pain.......I do alot of Aromatherapy.  Im NOT a proper qualified Trained Aromatherapist but have taught myself and Ive helped lots of my friends and family with alsorts of problems and still do.\nIf you can go to a health shop get yourself the following oils, they arent exspensive i promise.\nCARRIER OIL to blend with your chosen oils.\n1) ROMAN CHAMOMILE treats Muscular aches n pains n \n    inflammed joints.\n\n2)LAVENDER (This you do not need a carrier oil as its \n    safe to use neat on the skin).  Treats headaches, \n    migraine, muscular aches n a nerve sedative.\n\n3) PATCHOULI Stomache aches.\n\n4) ROSEMARY Muscular aches n pains, backache, fluid \n    retention, rheumatism n poor circulation.\n\n5) EUCALYPTUS Aches n pains including bachache.\n\nJust mix your chosen oil with a bottle of carrier oil and massage into the area twice daily.  Best time is just before bed.  Keep this up till either your pains decrease or are no more.  YOU SHOULD NOT GET AN ALLERGIC REACTION to any of the above oils but incase you have sentive skin either use just a few drops of chosen oil into 5 tablespoons of carrier oil for each massage or consult your GP first.  \n\nI could go on and list more oils suitable for you but these i know are easy to obtain.\n\nGood luck and hope ive been of some help
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if you had food poisoning, you would know, Everyone I know who has had it said they would have rather just died then to feel like that again.  Maybe you have an appendicitis or something.  Go to the Dr.  or at least call the local advice nurse and ask what they think...
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Whatever it is, you are best off seeing a physician vs. asking on Yahoo Answers. Sounds like some type of respiratory irritation or infection that you feel when your food rubs against it (thus if you eat slow, and the food is more finely chewed, it doesn't irritate). Again, this could be something much more serious - if it is an infection it can spread + kill you.
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Unfortunately, thats not precise enough to get an accurate diagnosis without guessing and getting lucky.\nThey could just be flea bites if you ever went outside and threw some food away in a filled trash can, or they could be small pox or the bird flu. Either way, I would ask a professional for advice.
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Actually I have a better idea. Use plain yogurt as a douche. It works! The itch goes away instantly. Yogurt has the same bacterial balance and ph as your natural conditions. Dip a finger into the container, then insert in your vagina. \n\nEating yogurt can help but it isn't as fast acting. I suggest you use asadopholis capsules, opened and poured into what ever you are mixing. It is tasteless so don't worry!\n\nI have Adult Onset Primary Immune Deficiency. The Boy in the Bubble Syndrom. I know all about compromised immune systems!
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no, taking antibiotics should not make them worse, ensure soft and regular BM's, not too hard nor diarhea, sitz baths, preparation H, see a doctor if symptoms persist or worsen, good luck
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Just keep a close watch on everyone.  If anyone gets sick, go to the ER or Dr.  Uncooked chicken will give you Salmonella Food poisoning!
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A liquid diet for a few days should help. Hope you feel better soon!
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The body has "normal" aches and pains, as well as pain that needs to be diagnosed.\nIf yours if just an ache, I wouldn't be concerned unless it last or gets worse.\nDo you have a fever? nausea? vomiting?diarrhea?constipation?\nYour symptoms are too vague to give an absolute answer here.  Yes, it could be ovulation or constipation or a stomach "bug"\nI would wait it out and see what happens before calling the doctor.