The shoulders, neck and head are all connected through a complex system of muscles, tendons and nerves. When there is strain in any portion of the shoulder, the pain can resonate into the head, neck, arms, jaw and chest.
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Coughs are common in toddlers, and can be caused by the common cold, whooping cough or other viruses. The Food and Drug Administration warns not to give children over-the-counter cough medicine because of the risk of overdose and side effects such as heart problems.
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It is common to occasionally experience lightheadedness during rigorous exercise. If left untreated, this dizzy feeling can lead to fainting, which may result in serious injury. If you begin to get lightheaded, stop exercising immediately.
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Raw eggs and milk make a protein-packed drink that should be taken after a workout to help muscles recover and restore glycogen in the muscles. However, raw eggs may be dangerous.
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