how do i know if i got Hipapitatitise?
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Easy,you will know if you have Hipapitaitse cos your spelling sucks
753118
Try talking to your doctor.
657858
Check with a doctor to make sure it isn't anything to worry about. Occasionally night sweats indicate something bad.
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It really depends what the doctor said you have.  You should call the doctor, find out what you were diagnosed, and spend some time researching it on sites like webmd.  Good luck to you.
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have a doc check it out, could be minor or it could be something serious.
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Plz see ur doc urgently.\nThis might even require USG or other scans to see if there is physical damage.\n& that obviously can't be done on Yahoo answers, can it?
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i have it.it feels like someone is pouring boiling hot water down my back.then some takes me by the head and keeps beating me into a brick wall..this illness really sucks.go to fibrohugs.com.and look for letter to normals.that about sums it up!
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The doctor will be able to tell you with a simple blood test.  But it sounds to me like your just stressing over it and that may make these symptoms "new" to you.  You'll feel better tomorrow after you go to the doc.
66005
Try talking to your doctor and see what he has to say.
735410
You might want to check with your doctor, it could be something as simple as stress, or could be a hyperthyroid symptom.
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First off this is a much more complex question than anyone in Yahoo! questions can possibly address (there is a reason you make an appointment to go see your medical provider) - you really need to discuss with your doctor what is on her mind.\n\nThat's quite a list you present.  You did not mention the type of specialist you are being referred to.  Here are some of my thoughts on first blush.\n\n1.  Your hip popping out with orgasm, limping and bruising or not, sounds at worst as a malformation of the head of the femur or of the socket of your pelvis.  The associated pain does not sound terribly concerning.  It might be soft tissue injury.  It might not be anything.\n\n2.  The legs giving out with walking/passing out begs the question as to whether your legs give out causing you to pass out.  Or you pass out causing your legs to buckle - which is more likely.  The list of causes is very long for this issue...including things that are not very serious but there are some things that are very serious that should at least be considered and if not present, ruled out.\n\n3.  Lastly, your lightheadedness which might be a pre-cursor to #2 above.\n\nYour physician is trying to get to the bottom of things.  Any time a patient presents with non-specific symptoms that COULD have a serious cause, then you are compelled to look into enough to either confirm or refute that these potentially bad things are or are not happening.  Once you have established what is NOT happening then you can start focusing on treating the symptoms.  You can imagine how irritated a patient would be if your doctor assumed these symptoms were not serious (because it is most likely they are not serious) only to find out, whoops, in this case it was.\n\nTry to relax.  Attend your appointment with the specialist. Ask questions.  If doctors don't yet know, sometimes they are very uncomfortable with saying so.  Rest assured no one is trying to keep your condition from you.  When they know, you will know.\n\nGood luck.
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Please see your GP.  Will say nothing more than that, nor make any amateur and possibly harmful diagnoses. See your GP, hunny, and get some help. Thats what he/she are there for.
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Could be bursitis but i would get a doctor to check it out.
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Yes. Just go to your GP and describe your symptoms and he'll do the rest; referring you for the proper tests and all.
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you should check with your doctor.
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Well a big indicator is feeling like you've been run over by a Mack truck. There are like 18 points that a doctor can test to see if you have fibro. If you have 12 or more then you probably do. It feels like you've got the flu but in your muscles, not your bones. You wake up as tired or more tired than when you went to sleep and your sleep is NOT restful. You get really sensitive to anything touching you.\nAlthough it is classified as an autoimmune disorder- it actually is a liver disorder. Fortunately, if you do a liver cleanse it will help you feel better. After the cleanse take a calcium and magnesium supplement. It helps.
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It is difficult to tell with out a proper sugar level test that is performed by a doctor.\n\nHere are some signs to look for:\nFeeling hot and perspiring even when it is cool and you do not have a fever.\nHeadaches that go away when you eat something\nShaking hands (like a light palsy)\nUnable to concentrate\n\nTry eating something with a small to moderate amount of sugar in it that is balanced with a high quantity of Protein.  This will usually balance your system and prevent yo-yo cures of Hypoglycemia.  If you take in only sugar, you will feel better for a short time and then usually relaspe very quickly.\n\nIf you have it, it is a great idea to cut out sodas.  After cutting out sodas from my diet, I became nearly attack free only having slight attacks maybe a couple of times a year.  I have since added sodas back into my diet, but on a very limited amount.\n\nThe symptoms you experience will be caused by too much insulin in your system and no sugar to process for energy.  The insulin can actually start attacking tissue in attempts to release energy so it is important that you get this under control if you are found to have it.