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what is the difference between automatic and autonomic bladder
Correction:
Body temperatures usually return to normal “when” the illness goes away.
Not:
Body temperatures usually return to normal with the illness goes away.
I have been dealing with a low grade fever since Friday…right ear reade at 99.6 and my left ear at 99.5. The other symptom of have is a sinus headache for the same duration. My nose runs when I look down. I have no body aches or coughing. I am wondering if it could be allergies or something else.
Thank you Patty!
Comment about the section: If Your Hip Dislocates
In the first paragraph, 2nd sentence, you have this ” If the hip dislocates out, it will happen in a fraction of a 2nd”
I believe that you mean, “fraction of a second” rather than 2nd and may want to correct this.
Overall, this was an excellent article. I just passed my 3 months exam post THR & I wish I had found your site earlier. I am doing well, in fact, fabulously, but I still felt your article was filled with great information.
Thanks,
Patty