What causes side aches?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxygen_debt
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have you been taking vitamins or eating asparagas? that is usally what causes it but i doubt that this is serious question!
746370
This could be caused by several different things. Could be nothing, could be serious. See your doctor.
376754
Massage the areas that are in pain, and apply heat. Whatever you do, do NOT apply cold or the muscles will tighten there and cause even graeter pain. A relaxing bath may help, as well as normal exercise. Hope it helps!
110546
Chest pain may result from angina, heart attack, and other serious diseases. If you experience chest pain, consider it a warning for you to seek medical attention and treatment. While chest pain may be a warning of a heart attack, it may result from other disorders, such as another heart condition, lung disorder, or from a gastrointestinal problem. Chest wall pain is a relatively harmless chest pain caused by muscle and cartilage tenderness in the chest wall. In any event, you should seek immediate medical attention when you experience undiagnosed chest pain.
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there are many things that can cause small aches and pains in the chest area.  i smoke a pack a day and have had my heart etc checked and everything is ok.  i however have a hiatus hernia, which can usually cause aches and pains, if i eat poorly, or if i lay down after i eat.   it however is usually accompanied by indigestion.   lifting heavy things improperly can also cause some muscle pain, in the chest area   if the pain is constant and nagging, then i would worry.  seeing doctor is still your best defense, although i know u cant afford it.  if the problem persists perhaps there is a free clinic in your  area.  hope this helps your problem.  i would love to say don't worry, and it may be nothing to worry about, but i am not in a situation to diagnose.  u could also try the Internet health sites to give you more help. u could start with digestive, heart disorders.
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The first and most important step is to see your doctor.  You need to eliminate any major medical problems, such as circulatory problems, etc.  Also, if it is arthritis or something similar the doctor may be able to prescribe something to ease the pain or even recommend an over the counter medication.  Also, I am a believer in glucosamine-chondrointin supplements, but you should ALWAYS check with your doctor before you take any over the counter supplements.  Many of them can interfere with prescription medicines you may be taking and can cause serious side effects.  The other advice you received about being the correct weight and wearing good shoes is also important.
621152
See a doctor.  There are certain ailments that cause this to happen.
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The left side worries me. It could be the medication. If it persists then go to urgent care.
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pneumonia\nherniated disc\npinched nerve\nmuscle pull or spasm\ndepending on location could be a kidney infection or kidney stone\nsome times an infected gall bladder is felt in the back only as it is on your right side\nand many  more causes\nthe only way to know for sure is to see your doctor\ncheck symptoms on webmd.com
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See a doctor.  That's what they're there for.  To see why you are tired, depressed, or have some real cause for pain.
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yes, the pain can radiate. The majority of the pain should be over the affected side, but its not uncommon for some to have pain on the opposite side.  If the pain is the same on both sides, you might want to be checked for additional kidney stones.
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Stomachaches usually come with nausea, cramps (I'm assuming menstrual cramps) occur in the lower abdominal area and more intensely. Stomachaches are caused mostly by an unhappy tummy, cramps are caused by overexertion. If you have been eating questionable things like junk foods or improperly cooked foods or no foods at all and you begin to experience pain and nausea, you have a stomachache. If you have been exercising or you are going through your period, you have cramps. Prevent cramps by stretching before exercise and consuming foods high in potassium and low in sodium, like bananas.
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It could be a hernia or something like that. Or it could just be muscle pain. I would see your doctor to make sure that there is nothing serious going on.
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Are you in occupation that you stand alot?  You might want to go see you doctor just to make sure nothing bad may be going on.  A friend of mine also  had your same symptoms but she was always standing , and the shoes she was wearing did not give support to her arch on that foot.  The side swelled because that side of her body was compensating for lack of support on her other side.  Have your blood pressure checked and make sure you have steady blood flow in your legs, make sure it's not Deep Vein Thrombosis or a blood clot.\n\nGood luck\nHope this helps
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Speaking from experience...it sounds like its ur equilibrium...it could have an infection...u might wanna see a doctor to get it treated...the doctor will probably just give u medicine for the pain and an antibiotic...hope u feel better:)
653819
It could be anything:  your appendix, muscle spasm, impending diarrhea, constipation.  If it's been going on for a while and/or if the pain is severe, see your doctor.