I am a 24 year old male with chronic pain
for a little over a year. I fell from a
roof about ten feet high. Immediately got
that stinging felling up my legs to my
hips. Days went by and I was fine. I
played basketball, rhode my bike, and
helped my grandparents paint my house.
Days later I got stiffness in my knees and
wet to the doctor and they said it was
severe tendonitis. I went to physical
therapy and that helped me a lot. During
that time my feet started to get real
sore. I went to the podiatrist and they
couldn't find anything. Months went by
and I got a lot worse. I can't stand on
my feet for more than couple minutes. If
I lean on something it relieves the
pressure and is much better but still
hurts. The podiatrist sent me to a pain
clinic where I have gotten x-rays,mri's,
bone scan and all came up negative. They
started giving me steriod shots which
help, but only last for a month or so. I
started to develop muscle twitches
throughout my body and neck pain. They
gave me another shot which actually
stopped the muscle twitches until shot
wore off and sent me to get a mri of neck.
It showed stenosis of c2 to c5 and
bulging disk. They thought it might be
something in my testicular region so order
a mri and it came back negative. Now days
my feet feel like a crushing pain and my
calfs and thigh muscles ache. My butt and
back of thighs will hurt after sitting for
a while in one position. My shoulders,
neck, and low back hurt. Plus I have
numbness in my fingers and wrist. Not to
forget the muscle twitches all over my
body. I need help I am no use to my wife
and kids plus I am an active person and I
am going crazy being in pain 24/7. Please
help!
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sandyallen
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 02 Feb 2004 Posts: 4580
Posted: 10-18-05 17:44pm
Hi there! I feel your pain, I live with
chronic pain 24/7, I am no dr but have you
talked to a neuro seurgeon, stay on your
pain docs butt! The medical system sort
of sucks now and you have to fight with
them now adays unfortunately. They do
not feel your pain. You do sound
depressed which I can understand, are they
giving you something for anxiety and
depression that has seritonon in it, it
has kind of helped me.
The best to you and yours!
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bherr
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 Oct 2005 Posts: 17 Location: Dallas
Posted: 10-18-05 22:03pm
I have seen a nuero surgeon and he says
that my symptoms don't make since all
together. I am going to get a myelogram
tomorrow which he sent me to do, so
hopefully something shows up. I am just
tired of negative tests. As weird as that
sounds. What do you mean to stay on your
pain doctors butt? Thank you so much for
replying
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EmoHealth
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 19 Oct 2005 Posts: 13
Your Pain Relief Posted: 10-19-05 07:51am
Hello,
i was reading your post and thought that
maybe I may be able to help you. There
are new techniques available that may help
you deal with your pain. I am not sure if
you are familiar with eft's. They have
helped thousands of people deal with
chronic pain, myself included, without
drugs or surgical intervention.
It is probably the best pain solution I
have ever seen and it doesn't cost a cent.
If you want to learn this technique you
will require an open mind only and a
telephone. Once you learn this you can
use it for all kinds of pain, anxiety,
grief, etc. We are finding about 85%
success rate with those we teach. If it
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and pass it on. If it does not work for
you then simply throw it away.
You can contact me with your phone number
and time-of-day to call at dan.Coac
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have a great day!
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steevo
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 13 Oct 2005 Posts: 41 Location: desoto mo.
Posted: 10-19-05 09:52am
I have learned that the areas between c-5
to t-1 affect your neck, shoulders, arms
and hands while the l-5 region nerves
travel to your feet, ankles lower leg
area. I'm no doc, but have done a lot of
research on this because of my pains. It
took a "second" cat scan at a "different"
hospital to show a bone chip pressing on a
nerve in my neck. Steevo
