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Myofascial Pain Syndrome Suspected

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He has seen a neurologist and rheumatologist , had MRIs, CT scans, and Xrays of head, spine, neck, eyes, and hips. They found nothing.

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I saw a lot of specialist too at prestigious medical facilities, but no one checked my B12, even though I had obvious symptoms , until I asked them to. They said I was healthy. Sadly, i now have serious damage.

My pain was caused by a lifting accident, started in lower back, then spread (sciatica) through both hips and down legs over a 4 month period. It was only when I went to a pain doctor that myofascial pain was diagnosed. 4-6 weeks of manual PT, plus cortizone shots in SI have relieved most of the pain present. However, still don't know if corticosteroid shots will be needed forever. Lumbar MRI did not reveal bulging discs, but will meet with neurosurgeon next month to get his opinion. While I was in pain, Salon Pas helped just a little, but Tylenol Muscle Pain was more helpful on a temporary basis.