A pinched nerve can be very painful indeed. When you have a pinched nerve in the neck this means that essentially you cannot move around at all...

From the symptoms described by you its sounds as if you are suffering from Granuloma Annulare. Granuloma Annulare is a skin disease that is generally long term...

If your colon is not cleaned regularly this could lead to various problems like constipation. This in turn leads to the formation of gas which could cause abdominal pain...

It is unlikely that your fall a couple of months ago would have anything to do with the symptoms that you describe, unless any of them started immediately after the fall. Even if the start of these symptoms happens to coincide with your fall, it is unlikely that there is a cause and effect relationship, as the only symptom that seems likely be the result of an injury is the back ache...

The only known and accepted medical solution for your condition is surgery. Since the calculus present is also quite large in size, there is no reason why you should be delaying the procedure...

By "skin under the fingernails" is assumed that you are referring to your cuticles. Peeling cuticles is a fairly common problem that can be dealt with quite easily...

One of the most common injuries in childhood (and even later), is that of a smashed finger, caught between doors, crushed under a heavy object or injured while playing or doing something. Very often the finger nail is broken causing immense pain...

Salt is an important source of Sodium, which is used by the body to control the heart beat, generate electrical messages needed for the contraction of muscles and nerve transmission. While sodium is vital to the human body, an excess of sodium can cause much harm to the body...

I'm not sure what exactly you mean when you say you can't eat according to your hunger. Do you mean that you get hungry but find yourself becoming nauseous when you actually start to eat? Do you experience some kind of pain or discomfort when you eat, which prevents you from eating as much as you would like? When you eat, do you experience a feeling of being physically full much before your hunger has been satisfied? Or do you simply mean that your schedule prevents you from eating when you're hungry, and as a result your health is suffering? Without knowing exactly what the nature of the problem is, it is difficult for us to provide you with a specific solution...

Loss of memory, temporary or permanent, is known as Amnesia, which can broadly be divided into Retrograde amnesia, where patients can't recall events before the onset of amnesia, anterograde amnesia, where they can't retain memories after the onset of amnesia and post-traumatic amnesia when the memory loss is triggered by an accident or traumatic event. Amnesia usually affects factual recollection of people, places and events, rather than learned behavior...