From all the answers im getting, it seems acupuncture not a sure thing. Everything seems to come with hardships, all the remedies out there for this.
Im afraid to try any drugs. Thanks for your opinion, which i share.
I tried Cbd, "Heal," no THC, for two months. It was kicking in after a few weeks, but i was, also, very light headed, almost dizzy, and tired from it. I tried another formula of Cbd, "Metabolize," from the same company, Kats, with it and i felt more energized and even euphoric. I felt less pain as time went on, but i couldnt afford two Cbds and, as we know, its expensive.
Looking back, i think i should have stayed on that regimen. I was improving. That was last Spring. Now, i feel im getting worse and the Palmitoylethanolamide ive been taking for six weeks now at 1200 mgs a day has only made me dizzy tired and I've gained five pounds.
Kats advised that the tired feeling should subside after a while. Maybe i will go back to it.
The Metabolize is made from Hemp Seed Oil, .83 mg of Cbd per drop, contains Cbd and Cbda.
Heal has more Cbd. The Kats website will provide all the info.
Which Cbd, may i ask, are you ordering and have you tried it before ?
Im.afraid of THC long term effects even in small amounts. But, i would try it if it works.
I thought they call it medical marijuana if there is THC and, in the USA, you need a government card to get it, which i am strongly considering.
Yes, keep smiling and have a nice day !
Good luck !
Hopinggh
In addition, i just remembered i tried St.Johns Wort several years ago ,Hypericum Perf. 30x, which felt very similar to Cbd, the dizzy, happy feeling. It lifted quite a bit of pain after a very short time. I stopped because i read it has dangerous interactions with alot of things. As time went on, i tried it again two times and it had absolutely no reaction !?This was very least costly of all remedies or supps or vitamins ive taken. I read it is recommended to take small breaks from it as well every few weeks.
Tried acupuncture seems to help but still not sure, pressure changes in weather seem to impact pain levels, although my doctor rolls his eyes at this. But he's young....
I plan to try acupuncture. I agree on the weather. For me, i feel pain is less in less humid and cooler weather.
The palmitoylethanolamide ive been taking over two months now may be helping a little. It is hard to tell when you 're always in pain. It is always at its worst and awful at night.
I am feeling a bit better too . Never thought it is due to better weather. Could be a combo of the above.
Ure very right weather changes do impact pain, ma foot pain is worse when weather is warmer/ hot I get terribly burning pain on skin of ma feet! I just apply gehwol foot cream though this sometimes will not help! I’ve tried capsicum to no avail. We need a miracle cure!
I would be interested in reading your history of living with pain. There seems to be no help in our area of how to cope with 24/7 pain except offer you medication which causes another host of symptoms. Look forward to hearing from you x
Thanks for sharing. I'm always on the lookout for ideas to help with the pain of neuropathy. Mindfulnes, meditation or hypnotherapy did not help me. The pain is just awful. I've found the usual medications have various side effects. I haven't tried CD oil yet. All the different types seem confusing and various side effects have been described.
Thanks for sharing. I too suffer from horrible full body pain. Been suffering from Multi-Sensory Axonal Polyneuropathy and myriad issues such as spacticity, dysphagia.....now breathing, digestion, posture are so bad I can barely sit up let alone walk. Also affecting my heart. Looking at Autonomic Neuropathy and/or Multiple System Atrophy. I have tried it all...tramadol, gabapentin, baclofen and none help. I did start medical marijuana (CBD with THC) it offers some temporary relief but not a solution. I feel totally lost and alone. I don't have a dedicated neurologist after seeing 6 of them in past 18 months and all had differing opinions on movement disorder (ALS/MS/Parkinsons). I have no help just keep getting new prescriptions while I wait to see another neurologist as I need a case drafted for further treatment with specialists at University Health Network. I try physio, massage and occupational therapies but now to weak and sore to do much of anything. Does anyone have suggestions on treatment centres? Has anyone tried the Mayo Clinic or Cleveland Clinic?
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