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Back in ’88 they were teaching the tap and credae method; and it was not
working for me, until I started drinking beer on home visits. After several
tall cans of barley-pop; I felt this strange sensation near my anus, the flood
gates opened and the urine process was so forceful it blew my
HELLO GANG, I HAVE BEEN GETTING INCREASING PAINS-IT HAPPENS A LOT WHEN I
SLEEP OR WHEN I'M UP IN MY CHAIR-ESPECIALLY IF I'M SLEEPY OR TRY TO DOZE
OFF IN MY CHAIR--- TO DESCRIBE IT IS LIKE THIS..MY HANDS FEET
LEGS , BACK BECOME VERY PAINFULL AND TINGELY( SUCH AS WHEN
I would cautiously suggest that you notify your primary doctor and tell him
what you are doing with the meds. Taking such powerful drugs to mask the
pain may not be the best thing. Call your doctor first.
Best Wishes
In a message dated 4/16/2009 11:12:13 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
Danny,
I have experienced nearly the exact same pains you described in the same
locations 24/7/365 for 20 years. The affected areas also feel like they are
immersed in buckets of ice water. I've tried pain meds, anti-seizure meds,
anti-depressants, biofeedback, acupuncture and hypnosis. Sadly,
If your bladder is cultivating bugs your pain as described will increase as
will spasms. There are ways to lower the bug count in the bladder other
than anti-biotics. I went from two infections every three months to one in
a year or two by getting a supra-pubic. The sympathetic nerve pain you
thanks- Merrill, do you have any idea's on lowering bladder bug count? i know
drinking lots of fluids and water help...I may have my wife flush my
bladder soon also, as that seem's to help some. i'm like you and have a
supra-pubic. Dan H.
--- On Thu, 4/16/09, Merrill
thanks for your input on this Steve, do you just live with it as best you can
or do you still try pain meds? Dan H.
--- On Thu, 4/16/09, Steve Oldaker steve.olda...@comcast.net wrote:
From: Steve Oldaker steve.olda...@comcast.net
Subject: RE: [QUAD-L] strange pains
To: ddh...@sbcglobal.net,
I live with it the best I can. Keeping very busy has been my long term therapy.
It gives me something else to think about. Idle time is not good for me. I do
take 1.5 tabs of Hydrocodone in the evening. Doesn’t help a lot with the actual
pain, but it helps me not obsess on it.
If a doctor
Interesting.. I personally don't like most beers, but I will have to keep
that in mind and maybe try it one day
Danny Espinoza 26/m/California
Occupation before accident
Network engineer / SR. Network security engineer
What happened:
Broke c2,c6,c7 with doner bone at c2
Traumatic
No unfortunately. I don't want to give you false hope but what you're
describing is what they told me at Craig hospital as the first stage of
return. Normally it happens within the first three or four years. seeing
as you're more than 11 1/2 years post I'm not sure what that means. That
A product I found on the internet with google is UTI Clear. It is a little
pricy but personally I like it. 1000mg of vitamin C daily along with
Methalemine Mandelate an acidifier helps lower bugs. Get checked for kidney
stones annually.
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From: Danny Hearn
Like you, Steve, I have learned to live with it. As long as I can keep busy,
stay interested in different projects-our horses, gardening, grandkids, my
volunteer work, and the Internet, it is a big nuisance but not overwhelming. We
all have different levels of pain, and I have been fortunate to
Like Steve and Joan have said, I also have the similar type pain Dan mentioned
he's dealing with. Mine is also with the severe ice burning pain in my abdomen
and back and the hot burning pain in my butt and legs with the needles and
feeling like they are asleep. I have been dealing with it
Steve said...
If a doctor or scientist came to me and said I could now have a choice between
having voluntary movement again but all the same pain, or no pain but still no
voluntary movement, it might be a hard choice.
Same here! I tell people all the time that the chronic nerve pain is much
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