What kind of pain do you have?
--If Lower Right Abdomen Pain, Would you consider the pain to be very severe?
----If Yes, Proceed to physical examinations and perform a palpation exam. By pressing down on parts of the abdomen, which can identify if areas are tender or painful. However, usually with areas that have severe pain or pain is present, further confirmation is needed, so perform an inspection exam, by physically observing the area around the abdomen, which can identify if an infection or bruises are in an area. Are there infections or bruises in/on an area?
------If Yes, Take needed medication and/or antibiotics for the infection in order to heal the bruise(s). Is there pain or bruises still present?
--------If No, You are cured since bruises and pain are gone.
--------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------If No, Perform an auscultation examination. By listening to the sounds of the abdomen you can identify if there are abnormal sounds or not. Are there any abnormal sounds identified?
--------If Yes, Drink water and consume medicinal herbs to clean and help bowel movement. Are abnormal noises or pain still present?
----------If No, You are cured since pain is gone.
----------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
--------If No, Perform a percussion examination. By tapping on parts of the abdomen, you can identify if organs are inflamed or not. Are the organs inflamed?
----------If Yes, Take antibiotics or other medicine to treat inflammation. Is there still inflammation or pain?
------------If No, You are cured since inflammation and pain are gone.
------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
----------If No, Perform a Complete Blood Count Test (CBC Test) which tests concentration of certain blood cells in the blood & perform a urinalysis tests the urine and the urinary tract. Is an infection identified?
------------If No, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as ultrasounds which produce sound waves that create images of the body (overviewed by radiologists). Colonoscopies is when a camera goes inside the colon and identifies pain from the large intestine, computed tomography imaging tests (CT Scan) makes scanned images of the human body (overviewed by radiologists) and magnetic resonance imaging scans (MRI) produces images of the body, similar to that of a CT scan (overviewed by radiologists).
------------If Yes, Get antibiotics by getting a prescription from the doctor to treat infection, otherwise use other medication. Is there still pain present?
--------------If No, You are cured since infection and pain are gone.
--------------If Yes, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as ultrasounds which produce sound waves that create images of the body (overviewed by radiologists). Colonoscopies is when where a camera goes inside the colon and identifies pain from the large intestine and computed tomography imaging tests (CT Scan) makes scanned images of the human body (overviewed by radiologists) and magnetic resonance imaging scans (MRI) produces images of the body, similar to that of a CT scan (overviewed by radiologists).
----If No, Proceed to the possible common symptoms & lifestyle issues along with remedies. Do you have a fever?
------If Yes, drink lots of fluids, rest and take a lukewarm bath. Is pain or symptoms still present?
--------If No, You are cured since the pain and discomfort are gone.
--------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------If No, Do you have nausea?
--------If Yes, Consume some ginger or some mints. Is pain or symptoms still present?
----------If No, You are cured since the pain and discomfort are gone.
----------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
--------If No, Have you been vomiting?
----------If Yes, Drink lots of fluids, and consume easy digestible foods. Is pain or symptoms still present?
------------If No, You are cured since the pain and discomfort is gone.
------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
----------If No, Do you have diarrhea?
------------If Yes, Drink lots of fluids, consume low-fiber foods and take Over-the-Counter (OTC) drugs. Is pain or symptoms still present? 
--------------If No, You are cured since the pain and discomfort is gone.
--------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------------If No, Do you have constipation?
--------------If Yes, Drink lots of fluids, eat high fiber foods, take OTC drugs or laxatives. Is pain or symptoms still present? 
----------------If No, You are cured since the pain and discomfort are gone.
----------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
--------------If No, Proceed to physical examinations and perform a palpation exam. By pressing down on parts of the abdomen you can identify if areas are tender or painful. However, usually with areas that have severe pain or pain is present, further confirmation is needed. If so, perform an inspection exam, by physically observing the area around the abdomen, which can identify if an infection or bruises are in an area.
----------------If Yes, Take needed medication and/or antibiotics for the infection in order to heal the bruise(s). Is there pain or bruises still present?
------------------If No, You are cured since bruises and pain are gone.
------------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
----------------If No, Perform an auscultation examination. By listening to the sounds of the abdomen you can identify if there are abnormal sounds or not. Are there any abnormal sounds identified?
------------------If Yes, Drink water and consume medicinal herbs to clean and help bowel movement. Are abnormal noises or pain still present?
--------------------If No, You are cured since abnormal noises and pain are gone.
--------------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------------------If No, Perform a percussion examination. By tapping on parts of the abdomen you can identify if organs are inflamed or not. Are the organs inflamed?
--------------------If Yes, Take antibiotics or other medicine to treat inflammation. Is there still inflammation or pain?
----------------------If No, You are cured since inflammation and pain are gone.
----------------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
--------------------If No, Perform a Complete Blood Count Test (CBC Test) which tests concentration of certain blood cells in the blood & perform a urinalysis tests the urine and the urinary tract. Is an infection identified?
----------------------If No, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as ultrasounds which produce sound waves that create images of the body (overviewed by radiologists). Colonoscopies is when where a camera goes inside the colon and identifies pain from the large intestine and computed tomography imaging tests (CT Scan) makes scanned images of the human body (overviewed by radiologists) and magnetic resonance imaging scans (MRI) produces images of the body, similar to that of a CT scan (overviewed by radiologists).
----------------------If Yes, Get antibiotics by getting a prescription from the doctor to treat infection, otherwise use other medication. Is there still pain present?
------------------------If No, You are cured since infection and pain are gone.
------------------------If Yes, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as ultrasounds, which produce sound waves that create images of the body (overviewed by radiologists). Another tests are colonoscopies where a camera goes inside the colon and identifies pain from the large intestine, computed tomography imaging tests (CT Scan) which makes scanned images of the human body (overviewed by radiologists), or a magnetic resonance imaging scans (MRI) which produces images of the body.
--If Pelvic Pain, Would you consider the pain to be very severe? 
----If Yes, Proceed to physical examinations and perform an inspection examination by physically observing the area around the pelvis, which can identify if an infection or bruises are in an area. Are there infections or bruises in/on an area?
------If yes, take needed medication and/or antibiotics for the infection or in order to heal the bruise(s). Is there pain or bruises still present?
--------If No, You are cured since bruises and pain are gone.
--------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------If No, Perform a percussion examination by tapping on parts of the pelvis, which can identify if organs are inflamed or not. Are the organs inflamed?
--------If Yes, Take antibiotics or other medicine to treat inflammation.
----------If No, You are cured since inflammation and pain are gone.
----------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
--------If No, Perform a palpation examination by pressing down on parts of the pelvis. This can identify if areas are tender or painful. However, usually with areas that have severe pain, further confirmation is needed. So, move on and perform an auscultation exam by listening to the sounds of the pelvis, which can identify if there are abnormal sounds or not. Are there any abnormal sounds identified?
----------If Yes, Drink water and consume medicinal herbs to clean and help bowel movement. Is pain still present?
------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
----------If No, Perform a physical pelvic and rectal exam by physically examining the rectum and genitalia, which can identify if the rectum or genitalia is abnormal. Is the genitalia or rectum abnormal?
------------If Yes, Perform an STD test to see if an STD is the cause. Is an STD present?
--------------If Yes, the STD present will be the cause of your pain and your diagnosis.
--------------If No, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------------If No, Perform a pregnancy test, if you are a woman, in order to test if you are pregnant or not. Is a pregnancy identified?
--------------If Yes, See a doctor to confirm pregnancy results and assess if pregnancy is normal.
--------------If No, Perform a Complete Blood Count Test (CBC Test), which tests concentration of certain blood cells in the blood & perform a urinalysis tests the urine and the urinary tract. Is an infection identified?
----------------If No, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as ultrasounds, which produce sound waves that create images of the body (overviewed by radiologists). Other tests are colonoscopies where a camera goes inside the colon and identifies pain from the large intestine, computed tomography imaging tests (CT Scan) which makes scanned images of the human body (overviewed by radiologists), or a magnetic resonance imaging scans (MRI) which produces images of the body,  or a laparoscopy is a surgical procedure where a doctor cuts into the abdomen to see into pelvic organs.
----------------If Yes, Get antibiotics by getting a prescription from the doctor to treat infection, otherwise use other medication. Is there still pain present?
------------------If No, You are cured since infection and pain are gone.
------------------If Yes,See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as ultrasounds, which produce sound waves that create images of the body (overviewed by radiologists). Other tests are colonoscopies where a camera goes inside the colon and identifies pain from the large intestine, computed tomography imaging tests (CT Scan) which makes scanned images of the human body (overviewed by radiologists), or a magnetic resonance imaging scans (MRI) which produces images of the body, or  or a laparoscopy which is a surgical procedure where the doctor cuts into the abdomen to see into pelvic organs.
----If No, Proceed to the possible common symptoms & lifestyle issues along with remedies. Do you have a fever?
------If Yes, Drink lots of fluids, rest and take a lukewarm bath. Is pain or symptoms still present?
--------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
--------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------If No, Is your pain triggered by movement?
--------If Yes, Take a warm bath or put a heat pad on the area of pain and if needed take OTC Painkillers. Is pain or symptoms still present?
----------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
----------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
--------If No, Have you been vomiting?
----------If Yes, Drink lots of fluids, consume easy digestible foods. Is pain or symptoms still present?
------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
----------If No, Do you have diarrhea?
------------If Yes, Drink lots of fluids, consume low-fiber foods and take Over-the-Counter (OTC) drugs. Is pain or symptoms still present?
--------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
--------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------------If No, Do you have constipation?
--------------If Yes, Drink lots of fluids, eat high fiber foods, take OTC drugs or laxatives. Is pain or symptoms still present?
----------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
----------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
--------------If No, Do you have frequent urination present?
----------------If Yes, Change up your diet, drink less, and retrain your bladder. Is pain or symptoms still present?
------------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
------------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
----------------If No, Proceed to physical examinations and perform an inspection examination by physically observing the area around the pelvis, which can identify if an infection or bruises are in an area. Are there infections or bruises in/on an area?
------------------If Yes, Take needed medication and/or antibiotics for the infection or in order to heal the bruise(s). Is there pain or bruises still present?
--------------------If No, You are cured since bruises and pain are gone.
--------------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------------------If No, Perform a percussion examination by tapping on parts of the pelvis, which can identify if organs are inflamed or not. Are the organs inflamed?
--------------------If Yes, Take antibiotics or other medicine to treat inflammation.
----------------------If No, You are cured since inflammation and pain are gone.
----------------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
--------------------If No, Perform a palpation examination by pressing down on parts of the pelvis which can identify if areas are tender or painful. However, usually with areas that have severe pain, further confirmation is needed. So, move on and perform an auscultation exam by listening to the sounds of the pelvis, which can identify if there are abnormal sounds or not. Are there any abnormal sounds identified?
----------------------If Yes, Drink water and consume medicinal herbs to clean and help bowel movement. Is pain still present?
------------------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
------------------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
----------------------If No, Perform a physical pelvic and rectal exam by physically examining the rectum and genitalia, which can identify if the rectum or genitalia is abnormal. Is the genitalia or rectum abnormal?
------------------------If Yes, Perform an STD test to see if an STD is the cause. Is an STD present?
--------------------------If Yes, The STD present will be the cause of your pain and your diagnosis.
--------------------------If No, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------------------------If No, Perform a pregnancy test, if you are a woman, in order to test if you are  pregnant or not. Is a pregnancy identified?
--------------------------If Yes, See a doctor to confirm pregnancy results and assess if pregnancy is normal.
--------------------------If No, Perform a Complete Blood Count Test (CBC Test), which tests concentration of certain blood cells in the blood & perform a urinalysis tests the urine and the urinary tract. Is an infection identified?
----------------------------If No, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as ultrasounds, which produce sound waves that create images of the body (overviewed by radiologists). Other tests are colonoscopies where a camera goes inside the colon and identifies pain from the large intestine, computed tomography imaging tests (CT Scan) which makes scanned images of the human body (overviewed by radiologists), magnetic resonance imaging scans (MRI) which produces images of the body, or a laparoscopy, a surgical procedure where doctor cuts into abdomen to see into pelvic organs.
----------------------------If Yes, Get antibiotics by getting a prescription from the doctor to treat infection, otherwise use other medication. Is there still pain present?
------------------------------If No, You are cured since infection and pain are gone.
------------------------------If Yes, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as ultrasounds, which produce sound waves that create images of the body (overviewed by radiologists). Other tests are colonoscopies where a camera goes inside the colon and identifies pain from the large intestine, computed tomography imaging tests (CT Scan) which makes scanned images of the human body (overviewed by radiologists), magnetic resonance imaging scans (MRI) which produces images of the body, similar to that of a CT scan (overviewed by radiologists), or a laparoscopy a surgical procedure where doctor cuts into abdomen to see into pelvic organs.
--If Throbbing Headache, Would you consider the pain to be very severe? 
----If Yes, Proceed to physical examinations and perform an inspection examination by physically observing the areas around and on the head, which can identify if there are bruises or rashes in an area. Are there bruises or rashes in an area?
------If Yes, Take needed medication and/or antibiotics in order to heal any rashes or bruises. Is there pain or rashes/bruises still present?
--------If No, You are cured since the bruises, rashes and pain are gone.
--------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------If No, Perform a pupillary response examination by inspecting eye movement and response with stimuli such as light, which can identify if eyes have irregular movement or response. Is eye movement / response irregular?
--------If Yes, Discuss with a neurologist of the possible reasons. Is the pain a result of a neurological condition?
----------If No, Your diagnosis would be the neurological condition that is causing the pain.
----------If Yes, follow up with a neurologist for further testing and diagnosis.
--------If No, Perform a facial muscle examination by physically observing and testing the muscles on the face, which can identify if facial movements are involuntary. Are facial movements involuntary?
----------If Yes, Discuss with a neurologist of the possible reasons.
------------If No, Your diagnosis would be the neurological condition that is causing the pain.
------------If Yes, Follow up with a neurologist for further testing and diagnosis.
----------If No, Perform an oral examination by observing the oral cavity, including the gums, tonsils, teeth, etc., which can identify if the mouth is inflamed or diseased. Is the mouth inflamed or diseased?
------------If Yes, Visit a dentist for further evaluation and diagnosis.
------------If No, Perform a Complete Blood Count Test (CBC Test), which tests concentration of certain blood cells in the blood & perform a urinalysis tests the urine and the urinary tract. Is an infection identified?
--------------If No, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as computed tomography imaging tests (CT Scan) which makes scanned images of the human body (overviewed by radiologists), magnetic resonance imaging scans (MRI) which produces images of the body, similar to that of a CT scan (overviewed by radiologists), and x-rays similar to that of a CT scan, however, not as effective but works much quickly in case of lack of time or equipment.
    	
--------------If Yes, Get antibiotics by getting a prescription from the doctor to treat infection, otherwise use other medication. Is there still pain present?
----------------If No, You are cured since infection and pain are gone.
----------------If Yes, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as computed tomography imaging tests (CT Scan) which makes scanned images of the human body (overviewed by radiologists), magnetic resonance imaging scans (MRI) which produces images of the body, and x-rays similar to that of a CT scan, however, not as effective but works much quickly, in case of lack of time or equipment.
----If No, Proceed to the possible common symptoms & lifestyle issues along with remedies. Have you recently had a major loss, a major change or stressful event in your life?
------If Yes, If possible, overtime, try to get over the stressful event by spending time with family or friends, or take supplements to reduce stress. Otherwise, see a doctor or therapist. Is pain or symptoms still present?
--------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
--------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------If No, Have you recently been in an accident, fallen or injured your head?
--------If Yes, Avoid movement of head, rest, drink fluid and limit exposure to bright lights and loud sounds. Is pain or symptoms still present?
------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
--------If No, Do you have feelings of sadness, depression or anxiety?
----------If Yes, Take antidepressants, establish a healthier lifestyle by eating healthy and exercising. Also, see a therapist or psychiatrist if feelings of depression and anxiety are very severe. Is pain or symptoms still present?
------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
----------If No, Do you have feelings of fatigue or restlessness?
------------If Yes, Drink lots of fluids, get lots of sleep, exercise and do some yoga. Is pain or symptoms still present?
--------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
--------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------------If No, Do you have feelings of dizziness or confusion?
--------------If Yes, Drink lots of fluids, take medication to help balance and control. Avoid caffeine. Is pain or symptoms still present?
----------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
----------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------------If No, Have you recently started using a new drug?
--------------If Yes, Avoid the drug to see if pain persists, otherwise see a doctor. Is pain or symptoms still present?
----------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
----------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
--------------If No, Do you drink alcohol?
----------------If Yes, Moderate your amount and drink less. Is pain or symptoms still present?
------------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
------------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
----------------If No, Proceed to physical examinations and perform an inspection examination by physically observing the areas around and on the head, which can identify if there are bruises or rashes in an area. Are there bruises or rashes in an area?
------------------If Yes, Take needed medication and/or antibiotics in order to heal any rashes or bruises. Is there pain or rashes/bruises still present?
--------------------If No, You are cured since the bruises, rashes and pain are gone.
--------------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------------------If No, Perform a pupillary response examination by inspecting eye movement and response with stimuli such as light, which can identify if eyes have irregular movement or response. Is eye movement / response irregular?
--------------------If Yes, Discuss with a neurologist about the possible reasons. Is the pain a result of a neurological condition?
----------------------If No, Your diagnosis would be the neurological condition that is causing the pain.
----------------------If Yes, Follow up with a neurologist for further testing and diagnosis.
--------------------If No, Perform a facial muscle examination by physically observing and testing the muscles on the face, which can identify if facial movements are involuntary. Are facial movements involuntary?
----------------------If Yes, Discuss with a neurologist of the possible reasons.
------------------------If No, Your diagnosis would be the neurological condition that is causing the pain.
------------------------If Yes, Follow up with a neurologist for further testing and diagnosis.
----------------------If No, Perform an oral examination by observing the oral cavity, including the gums, tonsils, teeth, etc., which can identify if the mouth is inflamed or diseased. Is the mouth inflamed or diseased?
------------------------If Yes, Visit a dentist for further evaluation and diagnosis.
------------------------If No, Perform a Complete Blood Count Test (CBC Test), which tests concentration of certain blood cells in the blood & perform a urinalysis tests the urine and the urinary tract. Is an infection identified?
--------------------------If No, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as computed tomography imaging tests (CT Scan), which makes scanned images of the human body (overviewed by radiologists), magnetic resonance imaging scans (MRI), which produces images of the body, and x-rays, however, not as effective but works much quickly, in case of lack of time or equipment.       	
--------------------------If Yes, Get antibiotics by getting a prescription from the doctor to treat infection, otherwise use other medication. Is there still pain present?
----------------------------If No, You are cured since infection and pain are gone.
----------------------------If Yes, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as computed tomography imaging tests (CT Scan), which makes scanned images of the human body (overviewed by radiologists), magnetic resonance imaging scans (MRI), which produces images of the body, and x-rays, however, not as effective but works much quickly, in case of lack of time or equipment.
--If Chest pain, Would you consider the pain to be very severe? 
----If Yes, Proceed to physical examinations and perform an inspection examination by physically observing the around the chest, which can identify if there are bruises or lesions on an area. Are there bruises or lesions on an area?
------If Yes, Take needed medication for the lesions or let the bruise(s) heal. Is there pain or lesions/bruises still present?
--------If No, You are cured since the bruises, lesions and pain are gone.
--------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------If No, Perform a palpation examination by pressing down on parts of the chest, neck and abdomen. However, this examination tests for tenderness in parts of the body or for abnormalities or possible disorders. Usually requires further tests for confirmation of abnormalities. So are there any lumps or clear enlargements or abnormalities?
--------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
--------If No, Perform an auscultation/percussion examination by listening to the sounds of the lungs and neck, which can identify if there are any breathing problems. Is breathing abnormal?
----------If Yes, Follow healthy breathing techniques with proper posture. Is breathing still abnormal and is pain still present?
------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
----------If No, Perform a cardiac examination to identify if your vital signs are normal or abnormal by testing and listening to the pulse. Are vital signs or pulses abnormal?
------------If Yes, Avoid any possible drugs that you have taken that could affect your heart rate. Are vital signs and pulses still abnormal or is there still pain?
--------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
--------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------------If No, Perform a Complete Blood Count Test (CBC Test), which tests concentration of certain blood cells in the blood & perform a urinalysis tests the urine and the urinary tract. Is an infection identified?
--------------If No, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as electrocardiograms and echocardiograms, which record the heart’s activity and makes images to make sure the heart is healthy and not reason for the pain, angiograms, which examine possible blockages in arteries in the body to see if they are the cause of the pain, and chest x-rays, which take images of the inner chest to examine the heart, lungs, and the blood vessels.
--------------If Yes, Get antibiotics by getting a prescription from the doctor to treat infection, otherwise use other medication. Is there still pain present?
----------------If No, You are cured since infection and pain are gone.
----------------If Yes, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as electrocardiograms and echocardiograms, which record the heart’s activity and makes images to make sure the heart is healthy and not reason for the pain, angiograms, which examine possible blockages in arteries in the body to see if they are the cause of the pain, and chest x-rays, which take images of the inner chest to examine the heart, lungs, and the blood vessels.
----If No, Proceed to the possible common symptoms & lifestyle issues along with remedies. Is shortness of breath present? 
------If Yes, Try breathing techniques/positions or try using a humidifier. Is pain or symptoms still present?                   	
--------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.               	
--------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------If No, Do you have pain when breathing or coughing?
--------If Yes, Use a humidifier, drink warm fluids like tea, water and ginger. Or take OTC medicine.
----------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
----------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
--------If No, Do you have feelings of fatigue or restlessness?
----------If Yes, Drink lots of fluids, get lots of sleep, exercise and do some yoga. Is pain or symptoms still present?
------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
----------If No, Do you have feelings of dizziness or confusion?
------------If Yes, Drink lots of fluids, take medication to help balance and control. Also, avoid consuming caffeine. Is pain or symptoms still present?
--------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
--------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------------If No, Have you recently started a new drug?
--------------If Yes, Avoid the drug to see if pain persists. Is pain or symptoms still present?
----------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
----------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
--------------If Yes, Proceed to physical examinations and perform an inspection examination by physically observing the around the chest, which can identify if there are bruises or lesions on an area. Are there bruises or lesions on an area?
----------------If Yes, Take needed medication for the lesions or let the bruise(s) heal. Is there pain or lesions/bruises still present?
------------------If No, You are cured since the bruises, lesions and pain are gone.
------------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
----------------If No, Perform a palpation examination by pressing down on parts of the chest, neck and abdomen. However, this examination tests for tenderness in parts of the body or for abnormalities or possible disorders. Usually requires further tests for confirmation of abnormalities. So are there any lumps or clear enlargements or abnormalities?
------------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or physician.
------------------If No, Perform an auscultation/percussion examination by listening to the sounds of the lungs and neck, which can identify if there are any breathing problems. Is breathing abnormal?
--------------------If Yes, Follow healthy breathing techniques with proper posture. Is breathing still abnormal and is pain still present?
----------------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
----------------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
--------------------If No, Perform a cardiac examination to identify if vital signs of the patient are normal or abnormal by testing and listening to the pulse. Are vital signs or pulses abnormal?
----------------------If Yes, Avoid any possible drugs that you have taken that could affect your heart rate. Are vital signs and pulses still abnormal or is there still pain?
------------------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
------------------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
----------------------If No, Perform a Complete Blood Count Test (CBC Test), which tests concentration of certain blood cells in the blood & perform a urinalysis tests the urine and the urinary tract. Is an infection identified?
------------------------If No, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as electrocardiograms and echocardiograms, which record the heart’s activity and makes images to make sure the heart is healthy and not reason for the pain, angiograms, which examine possible blockages in arteries in the body to see if they are the cause of the pain, and chest x-rays, which take images of the inner chest to examine the heart, lungs, and the blood vessels.
------------------------If Yes, Get antibiotics by getting a prescription from the doctor to treat infection, otherwise use other medication. Is there still pain present?
--------------------------If No, You are cured since infection and pain are gone.
--------------------------If Yes, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as electrocardiograms and echocardiograms, which records the heart’s activity and makes images to make sure the heart is healthy and not the reason for pain, angiograms, which examines possible blockages in arteries in the body to see if they are the cause of the pain, and chest x-rays, which take images of the inner chest to examine the heart, lungs, and the blood vessels.
--If Leg Pain, Would you consider the pain to be very severe? 
----If Yes, Proceed to physical examinations and perform an inspection examination by physically observing the around the leg, thigh, foot, lower back and buttocks, which can identify if there are bruises or rashes on an area. Are there bruises or rashes on an area?
------If Yes, Take needed medication for the rashes and bruises or let them heal. Is there pain or bruises still present?
--------If No, You are cured since bruises, rashes and pain are gone.
--------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------If No, Perform a palpation examination by pressing down on parts of the leg, thigh, foot, lower back, and buttocks. However, this examination tests for tenderness, inflammation, swelling, abnormalities, and possible disorders. Usually requires further tests for confirmation of reason for abnormalities. So perform a reflex examination by tapping on parts of the knee and ankle to test response to stimuli and to test joint reflexes and aid in evaluating muscle strength. Are there issues with (joint) reflexes?
--------If Yes, See a doctor to further help figure out the reason for the loss of reflexes and proceed.
--------If No, Perform a Complete Blood Count Test (CBC Test), which tests concentration of certain blood cells in the blood & perform a urinalysis tests the urine and the urinary tract. Is an infection identified?
----------If No, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as ultrasounds, which produce sound waves that create images of the body (overviewed by radiologists), computed tomography imaging tests (CT Scan), makes scanned images of the human body (overviewed by radiologists), x-rays, similar to that of a CT scan, however, not as effective but works much quickly, in case of lack of time or equipment, magnetic resonance imaging scans (MRI), produces images of the body, similar to that of a CT scan (overviewed by radiologists).
----------If Yes, Get antibiotics by getting a prescription from the doctor to treat infection, otherwise use other medication. Is there still pain present?
------------If No, You are cured since infection and pain are gone.
------------If Yes, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as ultrasounds, which produce sound waves that create images of the body (overviewed by radiologists), computed tomography imaging tests (CT Scan), makes scanned images of the human body (overviewed by radiologists), x-rays, similar to that of a CT scan, however, not as effective but works much quickly, in case of lack of time or equipment, magnetic resonance imaging scans (MRI), which produces images of the body.
----If No, Proceed to the possible common symptoms & lifestyle issues along with remedies. Do you exercise or workout?
------If Yes, Try to not over exercise your legs and take break days in between days of exercising to heal the muscles in the leg. Is pain or symptoms still present?
--------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
--------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------If No, Are you overweight or obese?
--------If Yes, Try to go on a diet or exercise to lose weight and put less pressure on your legs. Is pain or symptoms still present?
----------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
----------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
--------If No, Do you have pain from a sprain of some sort?
----------If Yes, Elevate the leg, apply ice to the area , take pain relievers, and rest the leg and area of pain. Is pain or symptoms still present?
------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
----------If No, Do you wear uncomfortable or worn out shoes?
------------If Yes, Get new comfortable shoes, and if possible get cushions for better comfort. Is pain or symptoms still present?
--------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
--------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------------If No, Do you stretch or do yoga?
--------------If No, Try to get into stretching your leg muscles and practice yoga to help muscles be more relaxed and healthy. Is pain or symptoms still present?
----------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
----------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
--------------If Yes, Proceed to physical examinations and perform an inspection examination by physically observing the around the leg, thigh, foot, lower back and buttocks, and identify if there are bruises or rashes on an area. Are there bruises or rashes on an area?
----------------If Yes, Take needed medication for the rashes and bruises or let them heal. Is there pain or bruises still present?
------------------If No, You are cured since bruises, rashes and pain are gone.
------------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
----------------If No, Perform a palpation examination by pressing down on parts of the leg, thigh, foot, lower back, and buttocks. However, this examination tests for tenderness, inflammation and swelling in parts of the body or for abnormalities or possible disorders. Usually requires further tests for confirmation of reason for abnormalities. Perform a reflex examination by tapping on parts of the knee and ankle to test response to stimuli and to test joint reflexes and aid in evaluating muscle strength. Are there issues with (joint) reflexes?
------------------If Yes, See a doctor to further help figure out the reason for the loss of reflexes and proceed.
------------------If No, Perform a Complete Blood Count Test (CBC Test), which tests concentration of certain blood cells in the blood & perform a urinalysis tests the urine and the urinary tract. Is an infection identified?
--------------------If No, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as ultrasounds, which produce sound waves that create images of the body (overviewed by radiologists), computed tomography imaging tests (CT Scan), makes scanned images of the human body (overviewed by radiologists), x-rays, similar to that of a CT scan, however, not as effective but works much quickly, in case of lack of time or equipment, magnetic resonance imaging scans (MRI), produces images of the body.
--------------------If Yes, Get antibiotics by getting a prescription from the doctor to treat infection, otherwise use other medication. Is there still pain present?
----------------------If No, You are cured since infection and pain are gone.
----------------------If Yes, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as ultrasounds, which produce sound waves that create images of the body (overviewed by radiologists), computed tomography imaging tests (CT Scan), makes scanned images of the human body (overviewed by radiologists), x-rays, similar to that of a CT scan, however, not as effective but works much quickly, in case of lack of time or equipment, magnetic resonance imaging scans (MRI), produces images of the body.
--If Foot Pain, Would you consider the pain to be very severe?
----If Yes, Proceed to physical examinations and perform a palpation exam, which includes pressing down and feeling parts of the foot, this examination tests for tenderness, inflammation and swelling in parts of the body or for abnormalities or possible disorders. However, this usually requires further tests for confirmation of reason for abnormalities, so perform an inspection exam by physical observation of the foot, which can identify bruises or hematomas on an area. Are there hematomas or bruises in/on an area?
------If Yes, Take needed medication for the hematomas and bruises or let them heal. Is there pain or bruises/hematomas still present?
--------If No, You are cured since bruises, hematomas and pain are gone.
--------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------If No, Perform a reflex examination by tapping on parts of the knee and the ankle to test response to stimuli in order to test joint reflexes and aid in evaluating muscle strength. Are there issues with (joint) reflexes?
--------If Yes, See a doctor to further help figure out the reason for the loss of reflexes and proceed.
--------If No, Perform a Complete Blood Count Test (CBC Test), which tests concentration of certain blood cells in the blood & perform a urinalysis tests the urine and the urinary tract. Is an infection identified?
----------If No, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as ultrasounds, which produces soundwaves that create images of the body (overviewed by radiologists), computed tomography imaging tests (CT Scan), which makes scanned images of the human body (overviewed by radiologists), x-rays, which are similar to that of a CT scan, however, not as effective but works much quickly, in case of lack of time or equipment, and magnetic resonance imaging scans (MRI), which produces images of the body.
----------If Yes, Get antibiotics by getting a prescription from the doctor to treat infection, otherwise use other medication. Is there still pain present?
------------If No, You are cured since infection and pain are gone.
------------If Yes, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as ultrasounds, which produces soundwaves that create images of the body (overviewed by radiologists), computed tomography imaging tests (CT Scan), which makes scanned images of the human body (overviewed by radiologists), x-rays, which are similar to that of a CT scan, however, not as effective but works much quickly, in case of lack of time or equipment, and magnetic resonance imaging scans (MRI), which produces images of the body.
----If No, Proceed to the possible common symptoms & lifestyle issues along with remedies. Are you overweight or obese?
------If Yes, Try to go on a diet or exercise to lose weight and put less pressure on your legs. Is pain or symptoms still present?
--------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
--------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------If No, Do you have pain from a sprain of some sort?
--------If Yes, Elevate the leg, apply ice to the area , take pain relievers, and rest the leg and area of pain. Is pain or symptoms still present?
----------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
----------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
--------If No, Do you wear uncomfortable or worn out shoes?
----------If Yes, Get new comfortable shoes, and if possible get cushions for better comfort. Is pain or symptoms still present?
------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
----------If No, Proceed to physical examinations and perform a palpation exam, which includes pressing down and feeling parts of the foot.his examination tests for tenderness, inflammation, swelling in parts of the body, for abnormalities, or possible disorders. However, this usually requires further tests for confirmation of reason for abnormalities, so perform an inspection exam by physical observation of the foot, which can identify bruises or hematomas on an area. Are there hematomas or bruises in/on an area?
------------If Yes, Take needed medication for the hematomas and bruises or let them heal. Is there pain or bruises/hematomas still present?
--------------If No, You are cured since bruises, hematomas and pain are gone.
--------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------------If No, Perform a reflex examination by tapping on parts of the knee and the ankle to test response to stimuli in order to test joint reflexes and aid in evaluating muscle strength. Are there issues with (joint) reflexes?
--------------If Yes, See a doctor to further help figure out the reason for the loss of reflexes and proceed.
--------------If No, Perform a Complete Blood Count Test (CBC Test), which tests concentration of certain blood cells in the blood & perform a urinalysis tests the urine and the urinary tract. Is an infection identified?
----------------If No, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as ultrasounds, which produces soundwaves that create images of the body (overviewed by radiologists), computed tomography imaging tests (CT Scan), which makes scanned images of the human body (overviewed by radiologists), x-rays, which are similar to that of a CT scan, however, not as effective but works much quickly, in case of lack of time or equipment, and magnetic resonance imaging scans (MRI), which produces images of the body.
----------------If Yes, Get antibiotics by getting a prescription from the doctor to treat infection, otherwise use other medication. Is there still pain present?
------------------If No, You are cured since infection and pain are gone.
------------------If Yes, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as ultrasounds, which produces soundwaves that create images of the body (overviewed by radiologists), computed tomography imaging tests (CT Scan), which makes scanned images of the human body (overviewed by radiologists), x-rays, which are similar to that of a CT scan, however, not as effective but works much quickly, in case of lack of time or equipment, and magnetic resonance imaging scans (MRI), which produces images of the body.
--If Lower Back Pain, Would you consider the pain to be very severe?
----If Yes, Proceed to physical examinations and perform an inspection examination by physically and visually observing the back and the spine structure/curvature which can look for abnormalities or disorders. Are there clear abnormalities in the spine/back?
------If Yes, This may be severe, go see a physician or doctor for diagnosis.
------If No, Perform a palpation examination by pressing down on parts of the upper and lower back, however this examination tests for inflammation and a general analysis and understanding of where specifically in the back is the pain coming from, not much else can be done. So move on and perform a provocative test by testing whether certain actions in the leg elicit pain in the lower back. Do certain movements in the legs cause pain in the lower back?
--------If Yes, This may be from a more severe cause of irritated nerves, so go consult and see a physician/doctor.
--------If No, Perform a neurological exam, consisting of a motor exam, sensory exam, and reflex exam, which must be performed by a physician, if other exams or suspicions are negative. Are any neurological problems observed?
----------If Yes, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as a computed tomography imaging test (CT Scan), that makes scanned images of the human body (overviewed by radiologists) and helps find problems with soft-tissue or disc damage, an x-ray, which is similar to that of a CT scan, and is used to find problems with bones or the skeletal system, a magnetic resonance imaging scan (MRI), which produces images of the body, and helps find problems with soft-tissue or disc damage, or a electromyogram (EMG), which measures the electrical activity of muscles in order to find damage in the nerves or muscles.
----------If No, Perform a Complete Blood Count Test (CBC Test), which tests concentration of certain blood cells in the blood & perform a urinalysis tests the urine and the urinary tract. Is an infection identified?
------------If No, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as a computed tomography imaging test (CT Scan), that makes scanned images of the human body (overviewed by radiologists) and helps find problems with soft-tissue or disc damage, an x-ray, and is used to find problems with bones or the skeletal system, a magnetic resonance imaging scan (MRI), which produces images of the body, similar to that of a CT scan (overviewed by radiologists) and helps find problems with soft-tissue or disc damage, or a electromyogram (EMG), which measures the electrical activity of muscles in order to find damage in the nerves or muscles.
------------If Yes, Get antibiotics by getting a prescription from the doctor to treat infection, otherwise use other medication. Is there still pain present?
--------------If No, You are cured since infection and pain are gone.
--------------If Yes, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as a computed tomography imaging test (CT Scan), that makes scanned images of the human body (overviewed by radiologists) and helps find problems with soft-tissue or disc damage, an x-ray, and is used to find problems with bones or the skeletal system, a magnetic resonance imaging scan (MRI), which produces images of the body, and helps find problems with soft-tissue or disc damage, or a electromyogram (EMG), which measures the electrical activity of muscles in order to find damage in the nerves or muscles.
----If No, Proceed to the possible common symptoms & lifestyle issues along with remedies. Do you exercise everyday?
------If No, Try to add more exercise in your life, at least 60 minutes of exercise a day. Is pain or symptoms still present?
--------If No, Patient is cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
--------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------If Yes, Does your job require physical straining work?
--------If Yes, try to have more breaks throughout the day and request less straining work. Is pain or symptoms still present?
----------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
----------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
--------If No, Are muscle spasms present in the lower back/area of pain?
----------If Yes, Get more rest, try cold and heat therapy, or use OTC pain relievers and muscle relaxants. Is pain or are symptoms still present?
------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
----------If No, Do you have a sedentary job? (e.g., Office Job)
------------If Yes, Try to add exercise throughout your days and do yoga and stretch muscles more. Is pain or are symptoms still present?
--------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
--------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------------If No, Proceed to physical examinations and perform an inspection examination by physically and visually observing the back and the spine structure/curvature which can look for abnormalities or disorders. Are there clear abnormalities in the spine/back?
------------If Yes, This may be severe, go see a physician or doctor for diagnosis.
------------If No, Perform a palpation examination by pressing down on parts of the upper and lower back, however this examination tests for inflammation and a general analysis and understanding of where specifically in the back is the pain coming from, not much else can be done. So move on and perform a provocative test by testing whether certain actions in the leg elicit pain in the lower back. Do certain movements in the legs cause pain in the lower back?
--------------If Yes, This may be from a more severe cause of irritated nerves, so go consult and see a physician/doctor.
--------------If No, Perform a neurological exam, consisting of a motor exam, sensory exam, and reflex exam, which must be performed by a physician, if other exams or suspicions are negative. Are any neurological problems observed?
----------------If Yes, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as a computed tomography imaging test (CT Scan), that makes scanned images of the human body (overviewed by radiologists) and helps find problems with soft-tissue or disc damage, an x-ray, and is used to find problems with bones or the skeletal system, a magnetic resonance imaging scan (MRI), which produces images of the body, and helps find problems with soft-tissue or disc damage, or a electromyogram (EMG), which measures the electrical activity of muscles in order to find damage in the nerves or muscles.
----------------If No, Perform a Complete Blood Count Test (CBC Test), which tests concentration of certain blood cells in the blood & perform a urinalysis tests the urine and the urinary tract. Is an infection identified?
------------------If No, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as a computed tomography imaging test (CT Scan), that makes scanned images of the human body (overviewed by radiologists) and helps find problems with soft-tissue or disc damage, an x-ray, and is used to find problems with bones or the skeletal system, a magnetic resonance imaging scan (MRI), which produces images of the body, and helps find problems with soft-tissue or disc damage, or a electromyogram (EMG), which measures the electrical activity of muscles in order to find damage in the nerves or muscles.
------------------If Yes, Get antibiotics by getting a prescription from the doctor to treat infection, otherwise use other medication. Is there still pain present?
--------------------If No, You are cured since infection and pain are gone.
--------------------If Yes, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as a computed tomography imaging test (CT Scan), that makes scanned images of the human body (overviewed by radiologists) and helps find problems with soft-tissue or disc damage, an x-ray, and is used to find problems with bones or the skeletal system, a magnetic resonance imaging scan (MRI), which produces images of the body, and helps find problems with soft-tissue or disc damage, or a electromyogram (EMG), which measures the electrical activity of muscles in order to find damage in the nerves or muscles.
--If Breast Pain as a Female, Would you consider the pain to be very severe?
----If Yes, Proceed to physical examinations and perform an inspection examination by physically and visually observing the area around both breasts, however, this examination tests for abnormalities in shape of breasts (lumps and dimpling), in skin texture or color, or in possible nipple discharge. Requires further tests for analysis & diagnosis of pain, along with procedures and surgeries for actual treatment of pain. So move on and perform a palpation examination by pressing down on all parts of both breasts, this examination tests for tenderness, inflammation, or possible abnormalities in shape or lumps. However, this usually requires further tests for analysis & diagnosis of pain, along with procedures and surgeries for actual treatment of pain. So move on and perform a lymph node examination by palpating the axillary, supraclavicular and infraclavicular lymph nodes, which test for possible metastatic lesions. Are there metastatic lesions present?
------If Yes, This may be an alarming sign of breast cancer, consult a doctor or physician.
------If No, Perform a pregnancy test in order to test if you are pregnant or not. Is a pregnancy identified?
--------If Yes, See a doctor to confirm pregnancy results and assess if pregnancy is normal.
--------If No, Perform a Complete Blood Count Test (CBC Test), which tests concentration of certain blood cells in the blood & perform a urinalysis tests the urine and the urinary tract. Is an infection identified?
----------If No, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as an ultrasound, which produces soundwaves that create images of the breasts, or a mammogram, similar to that of an X-ray scan, makes scanned images of the breast to evaluate lumps or abnormalities, or a breast biopsy, a procedure where the doctor will take a sample of breast tissue and be used in the lab for analysis and further diagnosis.
----------If Yes, Get antibiotics by getting a prescription from the doctor to treat infection, otherwise use other medication. Is there still pain present?
------------If No, You are cured since infection and pain are gone.
--------------If Yes, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as an ultrasound, which produces soundwaves that create images of the breasts, or a mammogram, similar to that of an X-ray scan, makes scanned images of the breast to evaluate lumps or abnormalities, or a breast biopsy, a procedure where the doctor will take a sample of breast tissue and be used in the lab for analysis and further diagnosis.
----If No, Proceed to the possible common symptoms & lifestyle issues along with remedies. Are you currently on your period?
------If Yes, Wait til your period is over to observe pain. Is pain or symptoms still present?
--------If No, Patient is cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
--------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------If No, Do you vigorously exercise on a daily basis?
--------If Yes, Start doing less stressing and vigorous exercise on your breasts. Is pain or symptoms still present?
----------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
----------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
--------If No, Have you been feeling constantly stressed recently?
----------If Yes, Start exercising, meditating, take breaks and be more social or try using supplements. Is pain or symptoms still present?
------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
----------If No, Do you consider yourself to have bad posture?
------------If Yes, Start sitting and standing straight up, start doing more stretching or try seeing a chiropractor. Is pain or symptoms still present?
--------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
--------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------------If No, Proceed to physical examinations and perform an inspection examination by physically and visually observing the area around both breasts, however, this examination tests for abnormalities in shape of breasts (lumps and dimpling), in skin texture or color, or in possible nipple discharge. Requires further tests for analysis & diagnosis of pain, along with procedures and surgeries for actual treatment of pain. So move on and perform a palpation examination by pressing down on all parts of both breasts, this examination tests for tenderness in parts of the breasts, inflammation or possible abnormalities in shape or lumps. However, this usually requires further tests for analysis & diagnosis of pain, along with procedures and surgeries for actual treatment of pain. So move on and perform a lymph node exam by palpating the axillary, supraclavicular and infraclavicular lymph nodes, which test for possible metastatic lesions. Are there metastatic lesions present?
--------------If Yes, This may be an alarming sign of breast cancer, consult a doctor or physician.
--------------If No, Perform a pregnancy test in order to test if you are pregnant or not. Is a pregnancy identified?
----------------If Yes, See a doctor to confirm pregnancy results and assess if pregnancy is normal.
----------------If No, Perform a Complete Blood Count Test (CBC Test), which tests concentration of certain blood cells in the blood & perform a urinalysis tests the urine and the urinary tract. Is an infection identified?
------------------If No, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as an ultrasound, which produces soundwaves that create images of the breasts (overviewed by radiologists), or a mammogram, similar to that of an X-ray scan, makes scanned images of the breast to evaluate lumps or abnormalities, or a breast biopsy, a procedure where the doctor will take a sample of breast tissue and be used in the lab for analysis and further diagnosis.
------------------If Yes, Get antibiotics by getting a prescription from the doctor to treat infection, otherwise use other medication. Is there still pain present?
--------------------If No, You are cured since infection and pain are gone.
--------------------If Yes, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as an ultrasound, which produces soundwaves that create images of the breasts (overviewed by radiologists), or a mammogram, similar to that of an X-ray scan, makes scanned images of the breast to evaluate lumps or abnormalities, or a breast biopsy, a procedure where the doctor will take a sample of breast tissue and be used in the lab for analysis and further diagnosis.
--If Shoulder Pain, Would you consider the pain to be very severe?
----If Yes, Proceed to physical examinations and perform an inspection examination by physically and visually observing the shoulders and posture. This examination tests for lesions or other similar abnormalities. Are lesions or other similar abnormalities observed?
------If Yes, Take needed medication for the lesions or other abnormalities for them to heal. Is there pain or are lesions or abnormalities still present?
--------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
--------If No, You are cured since lesions and pain are gone.
------If No, Perform a palpation examination by pressing down and feeling the shoulders, spine, biceps and joints. This examination tests for tenderness (inflammation) or any deformities. Is tenderness or inflammation suspected?
--------If Yes, Perform a Complete Blood Count Test (CBC Test), which tests concentration of certain blood cells in the blood & perform a urinalysis tests the urine and the urinary tract. Is an infection identified?
----------If No, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as an X-ray, with the use of electromagnetic radiation, it produces clear images of the shoulders's bones and joints to identify abnormalities, an ultrasound, done along with an X-ray to get further details of tendons for possible abnormalities, a CT Scan, through the use of X-rays and computing it provides better visuals of the bones, in order to better identify abnormalities and a MRI Scan, through the use of radio waves and magnets, it creates detailed images of bones and tissues to further identify abnormalities in the shoulder and for future steps.
----------If Yes, Get antibiotics by getting a prescription from the doctor to treat infection, otherwise use other medication. Is there still pain present?
------------If No, You are cured since infection and pain are gone.
------------If Yes, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as an X-ray, with the use of electromagnetic radiation, it produces clear images of the shoulders's bones and joints to identify abnormalities, an ultrasound, done along with an X-ray to get further details of tendons for possible abnormalities, a CT Scan, through the use of X-rays and computing it provides better visuals of the bones, in order to better identify abnormalities and a MRI Scan, through the use of radio waves and magnets, it creates detailed images of bones and tissues to further identify abnormalities in the shoulder and for future steps.
--------If No, Perform a range of motion examination to observe whether or not shoulder movement is normal or abnormal. Is shoulder movement abnormal?
----------If Yes, Follow up with a doctor for further provocative testing and rotator cuff examination for a diagnosis and treatment.  
----------If No, Perform a Complete Blood Count Test (CBC Test), which tests concentration of certain blood cells in the blood & perform a urinalysis tests the urine and the urinary tract. Is an infection identified?
------------If No, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as an X-ray, with the use of electromagnetic radiation, it produces clear images of the shoulders's bones and joints to identify abnormalities, an ultrasound, done along with an X-ray to get further details of tendons for possible abnormalities, a CT Scan, through the use of X-rays and computing it provides better visuals of the bones, in order to better identify abnormalities and a MRI Scan, through the use of radio waves and magnets, it creates detailed images of bones and tissues to further identify abnormalities in the shoulder and for future steps.
------------If Yes, Get antibiotics by getting a prescription from the doctor to treat infection, otherwise use other medication. Is there still pain present?
--------------If No, You are cured since infection and pain are gone.
--------------If Yes, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as an X-ray, with the use of electromagnetic radiation, it produces clear images of the shoulders's bones and joints to identify abnormalities, an ultrasound, done along with an X-ray to get further details of tendons for possible abnormalities, a CT Scan, through the use of X-rays and computing it provides better visuals of the bones, in order to better identify abnormalities and a MRI Scan, through the use of radio waves and magnets, it creates detailed images of bones and tissues to further identify abnormalities in the shoulder and for future steps.
----If No, Proceed to the possible common symptoms & lifestyle issues along with remedies. Do you consider yourself to have bad posture?
------If Yes, Start sitting and standing straight up, start doing more stretching or try seeing a chiropractor. Additionally, let your shoulders rest for a few days. Is pain or symptoms still present?
--------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
--------If Yes, Use OTC (Over-The-Counter) medication or perform ice or heat therapy. Is pain or symptoms still present?
----------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
----------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------If No, Have you recently done vigorous exercise?
--------If Yes, Start doing less stressing and vigorous exercise on your shoulders. Additionally, let your shoulders rest for a few days.
----------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
----------If Yes, Use OTC (Over-The-Counter) medication or perform ice or heat therapy. Is pain or symptoms still present?
------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
--------If No, Does pain worsen with movement?
----------If Yes, Perform very slow and easy exercises and rest your shoulders for a few days. Is pain or symptoms still present?
------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
------------If Yes, Use OTC (Over-The-Counter) medication or perform ice or heat therapy. Is pain or symptoms still present?
--------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
--------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
----------If No, Do you consider yourself to have bad posture?
------------If Yes, Start sitting and standing straight up, start doing more stretching or try seeing a chiropractor. Is pain or symptoms still present?
--------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
--------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------------If No, Proceed to physical examinations and perform an inspection examination by physically and visually observing the shoulders and posture. This examination tests for lesions or other similar abnormalities. Are lesions or other similar abnormalities observed?
--------------If Yes, Take needed medication for the lesions or other abnormalities for them to heal. Is there pain or are lesions or abnormalities still present?
----------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
----------------If No, You are cured since lesions and pain are gone.
--------------If No, Proceed to physical examinations and perform an inspection examination by physically and visually observing the shoulders and posture. This examination tests for lesions or other similar abnormalities. Are lesions or other similar abnormalities observed?
----------------If Yes, Take needed medication for the lesions or other abnormalities for them to heal. Is there pain or are lesions or abnormalities still present?
------------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------------------If No, You are cured since lesions and pain are gone.
----------------If No, Perform a palpation examination by pressing down and feeling the shoulders, spine, biceps and joints. This examination tests for tenderness (inflammation) or any deformities. Is tenderness or inflammation suspected?
------------------If Yes, Perform a Complete Blood Count Test (CBC Test), which tests concentration of certain blood cells in the blood & perform a urinalysis tests the urine and the urinary tract. Is an infection identified?
--------------------If No, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as an X-ray, with the use of electromagnetic radiation, it produces clear images of the shoulders's bones and joints to identify abnormalities, an ultrasound, done along with an X-ray to get further details of tendons for possible abnormalities, a CT Scan, through the use of X-rays and computing it provides better visuals of the bones, in order to better identify abnormalities and a MRI Scan, through the use of radio waves and magnets, it creates detailed images of bones and tissues to further identify abnormalities in the shoulder and for future steps.
--------------------If Yes, Get antibiotics by getting a prescription from the doctor to treat infection, otherwise use other medication. Is there still pain present?
----------------------If No, You are cured since infection and pain are gone.
----------------------If Yes, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as an X-ray, with the use of electromagnetic radiation, it produces clear images of the shoulders's bones and joints to identify abnormalities, an ultrasound, done along with an X-ray to get further details of tendons for possible abnormalities, a CT Scan, through the use of X-rays and computing it provides better visuals of the bones, in order to better identify abnormalities and a MRI Scan, through the use of radio waves and magnets, it creates detailed images of bones and tissues to further identify abnormalities in the shoulder and for future steps.
------------------If No, Perform a range of motion examination to observe whether or not shoulder movement is normal or abnormal. Is shoulder movement abnormal?
--------------------If Yes, Follow up with a doctor for further provocative testing and rotator cuff examination for a diagnosis and treatment.  
--------------------If No, Perform a Complete Blood Count Test (CBC Test), which tests concentration of certain blood cells in the blood & perform a urinalysis tests the urine and the urinary tract. Is an infection identified?
----------------------If No, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as an X-ray, with the use of electromagnetic radiation, it produces clear images of the shoulders's bones and joints to identify abnormalities, an ultrasound, done along with an X-ray to get further details of tendons for possible abnormalities, a CT Scan, through the use of X-rays and computing it provides better visuals of the bones, in order to better identify abnormalities and a MRI Scan, through the use of radio waves and magnets, it creates detailed images of bones and tissues to further identify abnormalities in the shoulder and for future steps.
----------------------If Yes, Get antibiotics by getting a prescription from the doctor to treat infection, otherwise use other medication. Is there still pain present?
------------------------If No, You are cured since infection and pain are gone.
------------------------If Yes, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as an X-ray, with the use of electromagnetic radiation, it produces clear images of the shoulders's bones and joints to identify abnormalities, an ultrasound, done along with an X-ray to get further details of tendons for possible abnormalities, a CT Scan, through the use of X-rays and computing it provides better visuals of the bones, in order to better identify abnormalities and a MRI Scan, through the use of radio waves and magnets, it creates detailed images of bones and tissues to further identify abnormalities in the shoulder and for future steps.
--If Neck Pain, Would you consider the pain to be very severe?
----If Yes, Proceed to physical examinations and perform an inspection examination by physically and visually observing the neck, shoulders and posture, which tests for lesions or other similar abnormalities. Are lesions or other similar abnormalities observed?
------If Yes, Take needed medication for the lesions or other abnormalities for them to heal. Is there pain or are lesions or abnormalities still present?
--------If No, You are cured since lesions and pain are gone.
--------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------If No, Perform a palpation examination by pressing down and feeling the neck's tissue, which tests for tightness, tenderness (inflammation) or muscle spasms in the neck. Is tenderness or inflammation suspected?
--------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor for prescription of medication or for further diagnosis.
--------If No, Are muscle spasms identified?
----------If Yes, Follow up with a neurologist for further testing and diagnosis.
----------If No, Perform a range of motion examination to observe whether or not neck movement is normal or abnormal. Is neck movement abnormal?
------------If Yes, Follow up with a neurologist for further testing and diagnosis.
------------If No, Perform reflex examinations by tapping joints to test reflexes in the arm, to identify if nerves in the neck are abnormal. Are reflexes abnormal or nonresponsive?
--------------If Yes, Follow up with a neurologist for further testing and diagnosis.
--------------If No, Perform a muscle power examination by testing muscles in arms, shoulders and hands for possible weakness. Is muscle power identified as weak?
----------------If Yes, Follow up with a doctor for further testing and diagnosis.
----------------If No, Perform sensation examinations by using stimuli to identify if unusual sensations are felt through the arms, shoulders and hands. Are unusual sensations present?
------------------If Yes, Follow up with a neurologist for further testing and diagnosis.
------------------If No, Perform a Complete Blood Count Test (CBC Test), which tests concentration of certain blood cells in the blood & perform a urinalysis tests the urine and the urinary tract. Is an infection identified?
--------------------If No, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as X-rays, which with the use of electromagnetic radiation, will produce clear images of the neck's bone to identify abnormalities, CT Scans, through the use of X-rays and computing will provide better visuals of the bones, in order to better identify abnormalities, and MRI Scans, through the use of radio waves and magnets, will create detailed images of bones and tissues to further identify abnormalities in the neck.
--------------------If Yes, Get antibiotics by getting a prescription from the doctor to treat infection, otherwise use other medication. Is there still pain present?
----------------------If Yes, You are cured since infection and pain is gone.
----------------------If No, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as X-rays, which with the use of electromagnetic radiation, will produce clear images of the neck's bone to identify abnormalities, CT Scans, through the use of X-rays and computing will provide better visuals of the bones, in order to better identify abnormalities, and MRI Scans, through the use of radio waves and magnets, will create detailed images of bones and tissues to further identify abnormalities in the neck.
----If No, Proceed to the possible common symptoms & lifestyle issues along with remedies. Have you been in a recent accident (e.g. car accident, concussion)?
------If Yes, See your doctor or seek medical care ASAP.
------If No, Do you consider yourself to have bad posture?
--------If Yes, Start sitting and standing straight up, start doing more stretching or try seeing a chiropractor. Additionally, let your neck rest for a few days. Is pain or are symptoms still present?
----------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
----------If Yes, Use OTC (Over-The-Counter) medication or use ice or heat therapy. Is pain or are symptoms still present?
------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
--------If No, Have you recently done vigorous exercise?
----------If Yes, Start doing less stressing and vigorous exercise on your back and neck. Additionally, let your neck rest for a few days. Is pain or are symptoms still present?
------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone
------------If Yes, Use OTC (Over-The-Counter) medication or use ice or heat therapy. Is pain or are symptoms still present?
--------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
--------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
----------If No, Did you sleep in an uncomfortable position the night before?
------------If Yes, Rest and limit movement of your neck for multiple days. Is pain or are symptoms still present?
--------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
--------------If Yes, Use OTC (Over-The-Counter) medication or use ice or heat therapy. Is pain or are symptoms still present?
----------------If No, You are cured since pain and discomfort are gone.
----------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
------------If No, Do you have a headache?
--------------If Yes, A headache along with neck pain could possibly indicate irritated nerves. Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
--------------If No, Proceed to physical examinations and perform an inspection examination by physically and visually observing the neck, shoulders and posture, which tests for lesions or other similar abnormalities. Are lesions or other similar abnormalities observed?
----------------If Yes, Take needed medication for the lesions or other abnormalities for them to heal. Is there pain or are lesions or abnormalities still present?
------------------If No, You are cured since lesions and pain are gone.
------------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor.
----------------If No, Perform a palpation examination by pressing down and feeling the neck's tissue, which tests for tightness, tenderness (inflammation) or muscle spasms in the neck. Is tenderness or inflammation suspected?
------------------If Yes, Have a checkup with your doctor or a local doctor for prescription of medication or for further diagnosis.
------------------If No, Are muscle spasms identified?
--------------------If Yes, Follow up with a neurologist for further testing and diagnosis.
--------------------If No, Perform a range of motion examination to observe whether or not neck movement is normal or abnormal. Is neck movement abnormal?
----------------------If Yes, Follow up with a neurologist for further testing and diagnosis.
----------------------If No, Perform reflex examinations by tapping joints to test reflexes in the arm, to identify if nerves in the neck are abnormal. Are reflexes abnormal or nonresponsive?
------------------------If Yes, Follow up with a neurologist for further testing and diagnosis.
------------------------If No, Perform a muscle power examination by testing muscles in arms, shoulders and hands for possible weakness. Is muscle power identified as weak?
--------------------------If Yes, Follow up with a doctor for further testing and diagnosis.
--------------------------If No, Perform sensation examinations by using stimuli to identify if unusual sensations are felt through the arms, shoulders and hands. Are unusual sensations present?
----------------------------If Yes, Follow up with a neurologist for further testing and diagnosis.
----------------------------If No, Perform a Complete Blood Count Test (CBC Test), which tests concentration of certain blood cells in the blood & perform a urinalysis tests the urine and the urinary tract. Is an infection identified?
------------------------------If No, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as X-rays, which with the use of electromagnetic radiation, will produce clear images of the neck's bone to identify abnormalities, CT Scans, through the use of X-rays and computing will provide better visuals of the bones, in order to better identify abnormalities, and MRI Scans, through the use of radio waves and magnets, will create detailed images of bones and tissues to further identify abnormalities in the neck.
------------------------------If Yes, Get antibiotics by getting a prescription from the doctor to treat infection, otherwise use other medication. Is there still pain present?
--------------------------------If Yes, You are cured since infection and pain is gone.
--------------------------------If No, See a physician. Further differential diagnosis may require the use of procedure/imaging tests such as X-rays, which with the use of electromagnetic radiation, will produce clear images of the neck's bone to identify abnormalities, CT Scans, through the use of X-rays and computing will provide better visuals of the bones, in order to better identify abnormalities, and MRI Scans, through the use of radio waves and magnets, will create detailed images of bones and tissues to further identify abnormalities in the neck.