Quote:
Originally Posted by Nammu
Oh thanks for the replies. A muscle relaxer might be the ticket. I use Tylenol and Aleve though not at the same time. Maybe that would help. I think it's mostly muscle. After I had my spinal fusion I went into a deep depression and didn't go to pt or even continue my surgery post op check ups. I basicly holed up in my bedroom. That was when I was on my own in Texas so no family to make sure I got up and followed though on my appointments. I was think of that gabapentin, pretty sure that what my cousin was on, but if it's for nerve pain, that's not want this is. The surgery fixed the nerve pain. I think pt is the best but it will take time. I wish acupuncture was covered by insurance because I believe that would help. Down in Austin Texas there were places that did sliding fees. Here there's only one place and it's expensive.
|
I agree with WC .. Aleve and Tylenol can make a good combo.
I would ask for a muscle relaxer. I think most doctors are willing to offer that..
I looked into acupuncture and I also could not afford it.
Nor can I afford PT for my spinal stenosis they found on MRI earlier this year , I went once and found it would be over 40.00 a week ! For 6 weeks. Nope ! I was only shown a few exercises. I do deal with quite a bit of pain from that too.
Whom ever has Voodoo dolls of us need to freaking STOP IT already !!!