At what age do people get chicken neck?
459938
Around 60...thats also when they start laying eggs.
321007
a) it depends on how tall you are\n\nb) you are 12. You're not even done with puberty yet. If you are concerned about your weight, talk to your parents about making you healthier meals, but don't worry about it that much-- as you get older, your body will change, and as long as you exercise and eat right, you'll be fine. I went through a heavy phase from 11 to 13, and then at 14 i suddenly got really skinny without really doing anything-- my body was just ready to drop the 'baby fat'. So, don't worry about what your friends think!!!
424574
Hi there. Here is some info on chicken pox I give to my patients.\n\nChicken pox is one of the most common infectious diseases of childhood and is highly contagious. It is easily recognised by its distinctive rash.\n\nSymptoms\nChicken pox occurs most frequently in children under 9 years old, and is characterised by symptoms such as:\n\nA very itchy, spotty rash that spreads from the torso to the limbs\n\nThe rash advances from these red spots to raised pimples and then into fluid-filled blisters which eventually drain and form a crust (scab)\n\nHeadache, high fever and chills may occur at the same time or may slightly precede the rash\n\nUsually runs its course in two weeks, although may be more serious in adults and new born babies\n\n\nCauses\nChicken pox is caused by the herpes zoster virus.\n\nIt is spread by droplets from a sneeze or cough, or by contact with the clothing, bed linen, or oozing blisters of an infected person.\n\n\nThe time between infection and commencement of symptoms averages from 13 to 18 days but can take as long as 21 days; the disease is most contagious a day before the rash appears and up to 7 days after, or until the rash forms scabs. \n\n\nPeople who have had chickenpox almost always develop lifetime immunity to the condition, but the virus often remains dormant in the body and may sometimes recur as shingles later in life. Although some infants may have partial immunity in the first six months of life, all infants must be considered to be susceptible to the disease from birth. (Ref Merck Index and Funk and Wagnall family medical guide)\n\nNatural Therapies\nMild cases may require only symptomatic treatment to relieve the itching and prevent scratching. Frequent bathing with soap and water is helpful, especially when emollient liquids to soothe the itch are added to the bath water.\n\n\nA little diluted tea tree oil dabbed on a scratched blister can help prevent infection\n\nThe herb echinacea may be indicated to support the immune system in fighting the infection, especially if taken in combination with the antioxidant nutrients betacarotene, vitamin C, vitamin E and zinc\n\nImportant Notes\nIf you are pregnant, it is important that you avoid contact with anyone who may have chicken pox.\nConsult your healthcare professional if \n\n\nYou think your child has chicken pox\n\nThe rash produces a greenish discharge\n\nYour child is recovering from chicken pox and begins running a fever, vomiting, or has convulsions\n\nAn adult family member gets chicken pox\n\n\nPrevention\nChicken pox is extremely contagious. Keep your child home until most of the vesicles are dry and the scabs have fallen off. Avoid contact with children and adults infected with chicken pox in order to avoid catching it yourself.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nCraig - naturopath.
193437
About 21. It gets painful after 7 to 8 though.
309718
is the chicken dead ?\n\nif not no \n\nand most people eat with their mouths, unless your from premaxia thaaarg
482205
It does vary from person to person. Some people don't stop growing till quite late, but generally 19/20 is the age when growth stops.
180107
I had my tonsils out when I was 10.  Ice cream is okay, but it's really creamy and kind of thick in the throat.  Sherbet is better.  Popsicles are really good too. Applesauce, pudding.  If you're worried about the weight just give them a lot of ice cream and pudding for a couple of days. As they start to get better, try giving them some jello first and see how it goes down since it is a semi-solid.  You don't want to try with an actual solid and have them be in pain.  It's not as bad as you hear.  Good luck.
1000844
Usually about 6 months from the time of diagnosis, but it can vary anywhere from a few days to 12 months.  It depends on the person, how long they have had it, where it has spread from, where it might have originated, etc.
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About 100 people in the US were reported to die from chicken pox in 2002, either directly or from diseases subsequent to pox.  It can be a problem in susceptible populations, and a vaccine is available (but expensive, i just got it).  Generally if you get it as a kid you are fine for the rest of your life.  If you get it as an adult, it can be potentially life threatening, esp if you are immunocompromised or elderly.
296399
not very old....i know a person who got them when she was four until she was six and then from 11 to 13
922168
Did you get chikcen pox? I mean, I don't know how old you are...
1069261
my mom took my friends to her work at the nursing home and showed them people their age with tubes in their throats because of it affecting their breathing, another the result of an auto accident while smoking.\nshe then would give them something the could munch or drink ever time the habit kicked in.\nfor others second hand worked till they were weaned off.\ngood luck.
310439
tonsils are parts of your body you are born with.  They can get infected which is called "tonsillitis."  They are not a necessary part of the body (serve no real purpose) so if you get infections in them frequently, doctors often remove them so you won't have any more problems.\n\nTonsils used to be taken out pretty regularly when people were young.  The newer medical trends are to try to refrain from randomly removing parts of the body, so more people under 30 have them now because doctors are less inclined to remove them just because. Those over 30 are much more likely to have had their tonsils removed.
701104
after puberty\nin the t its
1076752
nope...i got it at age 13...and my cuz at age 14...you will b fine ..♥
191318
Most places require you to be at least 18. Any age under that requires consent of an adult. Some places vary on age requirements (with adult consent) on different piercings. Some places will allow you to get your tongue pierced at 16 with adult consent. But don't expect to get any genital piercings until you are 18--even if you have consent of an adult.
336811
YES.  diseases are becoming bigger and badder as we get older.  even if you were imunized as a child, a different strand could be out there and you could get it.  sad but true.  same with chicken pox.