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Acute pain often results from tissue damage, such as a skin burn or broken bone, but it may also be a warning of impending damage, such as angina or the pain associated with appendicitis or the body's attempt to pass a kidney stone. Acute pain is ...
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Acute pain often results from tissue damage, such as a skin burn or broken bone. Acute pain can also be associated with headaches or muscle cramps.
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Acute pain often results from ordinary tissue damage, such as a skin burn or broken bone. Acute pain can also be associated with headaches or muscle cramps.
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Acute pain often results from tissue damage, such as a skin burn or broken bone. Acute pain can also be associated with headaches or muscle cramps.
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If your blood pressure has been very good for most of your life and then suddenly rises to a dangerous level, could there be an infection or some other medical condition that caused the sudden jump?
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