Hi I am 44 I have chronic pain I just had 3 back surgeries within the past year.
I had a fussion I. September and during Pt. Something happened and I has very bad pains come to find out the hardware listens up. So in December they went back in too repair it and had too do another fussion
Now two months later. I am suffering from severe nerve pain. Come too find out that I now have nerve damage that has effected my central nervous system t
Hey say this can happen 100 thousand people and I am the lucky one
They have me on meds that are causing me to have very. As anxiety.
I am going out of my mind. Because I am not able too drive and I have to depend on people this stinks so much.
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Hi there. It happened to me too. Had a microdiscectomy and have been in chronic pain for a decade. It sucks when you're the 1 in (large number), doesn't it?!
Hi Moodeygirl, just want to add that I had a cervical fusion in 2012 that never healed and they say the sctews are loose top. Since I have severe emphysema and copd they can't go back and "fix" it. I so feel your pain amd frustration. I hope you can find some help soon, this is no way to live.
Hi Moodeygirl I’ve also had two bad ops, these are meant to help but have not. I cannot find pain relief that does not leave me feeling thick headed and dizzy. I’m now on Preagablin. Last night I could not sit up without feeling dizzy, today I have halved the dose as I have to drive tomorrow and need a clear head. Rather pain than an accident. So I feel your pain, if anyone else on pregabalin how do you manage?
Just stopped Pregabalin after 6 years. Third day, bad withdrawal. However, on a positive note, can now feel my fingers again and muscle jerks have all but disappeared. Nasty drug.
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