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Hi all .Just introducing myself. 60 y/o man suffer from chronic back pain and autonomic neuropathy. I have been given a not so great prognosis recently and I'm searching for anything that may reduce my nerve symptoms
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hi i recently had an xray thT revealed i have Significant lumbarization of my S1 qnd narrowing disc space. I am scheduled with a spine specialist to get more info but that isn't for a month. Ive been searching everywhere and havent found anyone talking about their own personal experience with these conditions. I was wondering if anyone experiencing either lumbarization or narrowing disc space would be willing to talk about their journey and what theyre doing to treat it?
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Hi there. I’m finding my conditions are making me really low in mood & lonely in my journey. Any advice?
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I joined this app because I feel mostly alone when it comes to my plethora of medical problems. I am very knowledgeable about most of my conditions based on research, self experience, and others experiences. I guess I just need people to lean on some times.
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Alright back pain gang, have any of y'all gone to a chiropractor? My brother has been going and says it helps him a lot, I'm thinking about going myself but I'm just scared it won't do anything bc my back muscles are so tight 😖
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Hey pain people 🙂 So, I work from home a lot of the time. Sometimes I work at a desk, but I often need a different space. A lot of times, I’ll end up at the table or a more supportive couch, but my back still feels like it could use some more support. Whether it’s one of the pillows with arms that you usually see on beds or something else, could you share your recommendations of supportive pillows I could try out?
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what’s your daily pain like? how do you manage it? is pain your most severe symptom? mine is lately at a 4 or 5 out of ten without moving, but pretty much any movement of arms or legs quickly spikes it. so I don’t do anything. I’m on a lot of medication but none of it is specifically for pain relief except celebrex, which I just started. I do think it helps a bit but it’s not enough. I also do acupuncture, craniosacral therapy, chiropractic work, and therapies like pemf and laser. they’re all minorly helpful, but all of them combined I believe contributes a lot to my overall health and wellness level.
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does anyone have advice for chronic back pain? I've been seeing a chiropractor somewhat regularly for the last 3 years. usually the pain is in my upper back, but it hurts everywhere once in a while. is it my posture? how can I fix it? I don't want to feel this pain forever. it hurts every day.
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I have had 2 laminectomy and now they want to fuse my lower back I am only 33 does anyone have any other options
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Hello all, I'm pretty sure that I have been on this app for a couple of months now(very bad STM due to a Sever TBI) and I believe this is my 1st post. That being said, I need some advice. I have been dealing with severe chronic low back pain for 15 years now. I have tried almost every kind of treatment out there. Here is part of my story. 1st was trying to find a doctor who would treat me or look at me as a human being. I have tried injections, nerve oblations, TENS unit, narcotics, cognitive behavioral and physical therapy, you name it I've done it. the only treatment I have not tried is a spinal cord stimulator. I have not tried that because I hear different results from different people and currently the regiment that my doctor has me on is someone working and I don't want to go into another situation blind, not knowing if it'll work or if it's just a crapshoot. I have a couple of different questions, I will do my best to keep this as short as possible. For my back the only thing I am doing to treat the pain that I have in my lower back is by taking narcotics (around the clock) and going to physical therapy to hopefully strengthen my back so that it does not hurt as bad. For my medication, I see a pain specialist. The last time my back has been looked at or examined was when I went in for my last back surgery. that took place in 2011, my husband feels like I should be reevaluated by a spine doctor, I'm just not sure what they would find and I also afraid of what they will find. In September it will have been 3 years since my traumatic brain injury, I am still trying to figure my way through that issue before I jump into another issue possibly major issue. Am I foolish to want to wait till I find out what's going on with my brain before I start examining my back? I have been seeing my pain doctor now for 3yrs. Now mind you, I would absolutely 1000% Love Love to get off of the narcotics. I just don't see any other solution out there that would be able to allow me to do the things that I am today, I hope that makes sense. Any advice or thoughts y'all may have for me, I would be greatly greatly appreciated! (I'm very sorry for how long this post of mine turned out to be. 🤗) ~Tina
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