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Neuropathy and fibromyalgia unbearable pain

Posted by jadene @jadene, Jun 15 9:53pm

I am 68 years old and was told I had fibromyalgia in its early years when nobody believed it to be real so I suffered many years trying to get help. Now for the last year I have struggled with leg and feet pain and I was told it was the fibromyalgia and exercise would help. My legs became so weak i started falling and the muscle mass started disappearing. They say it is neuropathy. I am on gabapentin, duloxetine, tizanidine and hydrocodone and started my 2nd round of physical therapy. Honestly nothing is working very good and I keep falling 😌

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bobrogers | @bobrogers | Jul 1 6:18am
In reply to @owlspecialist6411 "What does your MRI say about your spinal health? Have you had your MRI read by..." + (show)
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What does your MRI say about your spinal health? Have you had your MRI read by more than one surgeon or doctor?

I had weakening of my legs a few months ago I had a neurosurgeon. Tell me I had conversion disorder, in other words, it was a psychological issue. However, as an occupational therapist myself, I knew that the spinal cord stenosis in my neck would cause weakness in my legs. So I wonder if you have a structural anomaly in your spine.

Have you ever looked at your own images?

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for anyone that’s dealing with neuropathy I highly recommend trying this product. I’ve been on it for two weeks. I see very good improvement. I’m only skeptical. My mind products but this product has worked for me. Been doing neuropathy for over a year and a half now tingling burning. Can’t walk ready to give up until I found this product.Nevrazenx definitely give it a try. You won’t be disappointed for some. It may take a little longer. I’ve been on two weeks. Fast improvement.

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bobrogers | @bobrogers | Jul 1 7:15am
In reply to @jadene "My A1C is 4.2. Being diagnosed with fibromyalgia is a very long process. At least it..." + (show)
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My A1C is 4.2. Being diagnosed with fibromyalgia is a very long process. At least it was for me. It took years of testing because I was diagnosed. I also have other conditions adding to my problems of pain. Actually fibromyalgia comes along with other conditions. As soon as I was diagnosed with neuropathy they decided to do a workup for diabetes but I still have the difficulties of low blood sugar. And seems my A1C is 4.2 I was told diabetes is not something I need to ever worry about and people do get neuropathy without having diabetes because I questioned it myself.

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for anyone that has been diagnosed with neuropathy, I highly recommend trying this product. I’ve had it for a year and a half. It has helped me tremendously, and I tried every product out there. This one works. Neurazenx please try it youwont be disappointed

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enmerzergmailcom | @enmerzergmailcom | Jul 1 3:48pm

what is it? Is it a cream or a pill?

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