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[Uber]

Hi. I had a lobectomy 18mths ago for NSCLC, followed by 3 mths chemo. Had persistent shoulder problems and now have been diagnosed with secondary tumour in my shoulder. 5 days radiation finished a week ago and I now have excruciating pain and stiffness in my arm, shoulder and neck. I am losing the use of my right arm. Told to be liberal with painkillers - Oral Morphine, Tramadol and paracetamol. Any other suggestions. It's a nightmare.

Thank you

[sassy59]

Hi Uber no experience with this sort of thing but just want to wish you well and hope you get some replies and all the help you need. Xxxx

[Uber in reply to sassy59]

Thank you - that's very kind of you.

[Hidden in reply to Uber]

hi what did the find , and your job what do you do,, or did,

[medow]

This sounds really horrid for you uber, maybe talk with specialist nurse or gp , maybe the healing process, hope you begin to feel better soon, hugs to you xxx

[Uber in reply to medow]

Thank you!

[diesel12]

Sorry I can't help but hope you feel better soon x

[Uber in reply to diesel12]

Thank you!

[Fionafish]

Can't help sorry but sending best wishes for a speedy recovery x

[casper99]

I'm sorry, I can't be of any help either. To be honest, I didn't even know you can get tumours in the shoulder.

I hope someone comes along that can help and I hope the awful pain eases really soon. xx

[Uber in reply to casper99]

Thank you.

[Dedalus]

Welcome Uber. You need to speak to your GP about the pain and losing the use of your right arm. Best of luck and all best wishes.

[Uber in reply to Dedalus]

Thank you. I will do. I wasn't sure if I was just being a wimp.

[Dedalus in reply to Uber]

Definitely not being a wimp - good luck x

[MaryLip]

Uber, you poor thing, I wish all that is good for you. I shall never complain again.