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It depends on what causing it. the only thing I can say is to drink plenty of fluids but I would recommend to go see a doctor, if you are unsure or worried.
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The Oklahoma city bombing changed American's perception about terrorism completely .The human toll was still more devastating 168 souls lost, including 19 children, with several hundred more injured.
The American public's fear of becoming a victim of terrorism significantly increased after 9/11 and remained elevated much longer than one might expect. Several factors influenced that shift. First, the news media landscape changed dramatically due to structural factors such as increased competition for audience share among traditional news sources, cable news networks, and the Internet. Second, the Internet allowed terrorist organizations, especially Al Qaeda and its affiliates, to propagate threats and messages directly to the public. Third, popular culture, especially film and television drama, affected Americans' stereotypical understanding of terrorism.
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Well I have personal experience with this. I had chronic pain for a long time and I couldn't go anywhere. I couldn't go to see my friends or to go outside and enjoy anything because I was in constant pain. Eventually, I had depression due to lack of joy in my life and lack of going outside. If you are stuck with physical pain and it causes you to be non-mobile, then you are going to have mental and social issues. Hope this helps :)
