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Gravity Defyer
Is smoking medical or street bought Marijuana a good choice for people with addiction?
Trina Marie Monnett Diedrich
Vous rapportez en points de collecte vos médicaments périmés, vos piles ou ampoules usagées, vos vêtements que vous ne portez plus... Seriez-vous prêt(e)s à rapporter le pain non consommé ?
Vous rapportez en points de collecte vos médicaments périmés, vos piles ou ampoules usagées, vos vêtements que vous ne portez plus... Seriez-vous prêt(e)s à rapporter le pain que vous n'avez pas consommé ?
Le Pain Vert
Today's choice: Take a pill you're semi-deathly allergic to or scream in pain from your body completely seizing. Note: You are not able or allowed to call 911.
Emily Mohr
We are really interested to know: how many of you have received chiropractic treatment?
Have you ever received chiropractic treatment for an injury, ailment or as a preventative measure?
Have you ever had a chiropractic treatment?
London Wellness Centre
A 56 year old woman is seen in her GP clinic where she reports a 7 day history of left sided back pain radiating down her left leg described as shooting in nature. She has not suffered any recent trauma. Examination reveals a positive straight leg raise but no focal neurology and no sensory deficit. She has a background of atrial fibrillation for which she is on warfarin and asthma. Which of these is not a red flag feature of back pain?
A 56 year old woman is seen in her GP clinic where she reports a 7 day history of left sided back pain radiating down her left leg described as shooting in nature. She has not suffered any recent trauma. Examination reveals a positive straight leg raise but no focal neurology and no sensory deficit. She has a background of atrial fibrillation for which she is on warfarin and asthma. She has tried regular paracetamol with little improvement. What would you advise for further pain management?
A 56 year old woman is seen in her GP clinic where she reports a 7 day history of left sided back pain radiating down her left leg described as shooting in nature. She has not suffered any recent trauma. Examination reveals a positive straight leg raise but no focal neurology and no sensory deficit. She has a background of atrial fibrillation for which she is on warfarin and asthma. She has tried regular paracetamol with little improvement. What would you advise for further pain management?
TeesNeuro.org