Really sore from sleeping for 2 days straight?!
Question: Really sore from sleeping for 2 days straight.?
i slept for 2 days and was really inactive.
now my butt,hips,stomach,thighs,ribs and head hurts like really sore can't touch my chin on my chest and i feel really dehydrated even though i drank lots of water
i tried stretching but only made me feel worse.i took a warm bubble bath,it didn't work
any suggestions on how to make the pain go away.?Health Question & Answer
now my butt,hips,stomach,thighs,ribs and head hurts like really sore can't touch my chin on my chest and i feel really dehydrated even though i drank lots of water
i tried stretching but only made me feel worse.i took a warm bubble bath,it didn't work
any suggestions on how to make the pain go away.?Health Question & Answer
Answers:
well sometimes this happens to me when im lazy and sleep for too long. I get really stiff and sore and I get sick of my own bed because it feels uncomfortable. it might just be from laying around.
BUT. you mentioned that you can't touch your chin to your chest and that's a tell tale sign of meningitis. it has to do with your spine and brain inflammation. its VERY dangerous and you can die from it.
**Im being very serious you need to get to the emergency room ASAP! ask for a spinal tap to check for meningitis. write it down so you don't forget.
better safe than sorry. go to the Emergency room.
im going to look up the symtoms and add them in.
please go to the ER this is important
**edit:
Meningitis symptoms:
Fever/vomiting
Severe headache
Stiff neck
(also in-abilty to touch chin to chest)
Dislike of bright lights
Very sleepy / vacant / difficult to wake
Confused / delirious
Rash (anywhere on the body)
(Not present in all cases)
Seizures
Not everyone gets all these symptoms
Septicaemia can occur with or without meningitis
Septicaemia: (sept-i-semia) symptoms:
Fever/vomiting
Limb / joint / muscle pain
Cold hands and feet / shivering
Pale or mottled skin
Breathing fast / breathless
Rash (anywhere on the body)
Very sleepy / vacant / difficult to wake
Confused / delirious
?
Other symptoms in babies:
Tense or bulging soft spot on their head
Refusing to feed
Irritable when picked up, with a high pitched or moaning cry
A stiff body with jerky movements, or else floppy and lifeless
? More information about symptoms in babies.
More information about symptoms in toddlers.
What should I do if I am worried about someone who is ill.?
Trust your instincts. Someone who has meningitis or septicaemia could become seriously ill very quickly. Get medical help immediately if you are worried about someone who is ill.
Watch out for tiny red or brown pin prick marks, which can change into larger red or purple blotches or blood blisters.
The rash can be harder to see on dark skin, so check for spots especially on paler areas like palms of the hands, soles of the feet, the stomach, inside the eyelids and on the roof of the mouth.
Remember, a very ill person needs medical help even if there are only a few spots, a rash or?no rash at all.
***** Meningitis and septicaemia are very dangerous and can kill in hours.
Meningitis means swelling of the lining around the brain and spinal cord. Septicaemia is blood poisoning caused by the same germs. They can occur together or separately.
People who are faced with meningitis and septicaemia have to act fast to save a life - a race against time.Health Question & Answer
BUT. you mentioned that you can't touch your chin to your chest and that's a tell tale sign of meningitis. it has to do with your spine and brain inflammation. its VERY dangerous and you can die from it.
**Im being very serious you need to get to the emergency room ASAP! ask for a spinal tap to check for meningitis. write it down so you don't forget.
better safe than sorry. go to the Emergency room.
im going to look up the symtoms and add them in.
please go to the ER this is important
**edit:
Meningitis symptoms:
Fever/vomiting
Severe headache
Stiff neck
(also in-abilty to touch chin to chest)
Dislike of bright lights
Very sleepy / vacant / difficult to wake
Confused / delirious
Rash (anywhere on the body)
(Not present in all cases)
Seizures
Not everyone gets all these symptoms
Septicaemia can occur with or without meningitis
Septicaemia: (sept-i-semia) symptoms:
Fever/vomiting
Limb / joint / muscle pain
Cold hands and feet / shivering
Pale or mottled skin
Breathing fast / breathless
Rash (anywhere on the body)
Very sleepy / vacant / difficult to wake
Confused / delirious
?
Other symptoms in babies:
Tense or bulging soft spot on their head
Refusing to feed
Irritable when picked up, with a high pitched or moaning cry
A stiff body with jerky movements, or else floppy and lifeless
? More information about symptoms in babies.
More information about symptoms in toddlers.
What should I do if I am worried about someone who is ill.?
Trust your instincts. Someone who has meningitis or septicaemia could become seriously ill very quickly. Get medical help immediately if you are worried about someone who is ill.
Watch out for tiny red or brown pin prick marks, which can change into larger red or purple blotches or blood blisters.
The rash can be harder to see on dark skin, so check for spots especially on paler areas like palms of the hands, soles of the feet, the stomach, inside the eyelids and on the roof of the mouth.
Remember, a very ill person needs medical help even if there are only a few spots, a rash or?no rash at all.
***** Meningitis and septicaemia are very dangerous and can kill in hours.
Meningitis means swelling of the lining around the brain and spinal cord. Septicaemia is blood poisoning caused by the same germs. They can occur together or separately.
People who are faced with meningitis and septicaemia have to act fast to save a life - a race against time.Health Question & Answer
sounds like oh crap.... ummm... I cna't think of the technical term but its commonly reffered to as the kissing desiese... OOHH!!!! MONO!!!
Go see a doctor!!!Health Question & Answer
Go see a doctor!!!Health Question & Answer
first of all, how did you sleep for 2 days, second I would say, just go to the doctorHealth Question & Answer