Chronic Pain members - Welcome, please introduce yourself

Posted by Kelsey Mohring @kelseydm, Apr 27, 2016

Welcome to the new Chronic Pain group.

I’m Kelsey and I’m the moderator of the group. I look forwarding to welcoming you and introducing you to other members. Feel free to browse the topics or start a new one.

Why not take a minute and introduce yourself.

Interested in more discussions like this? Go to the Chronic Pain Support Group.

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@caregeraci15 has anyone tried Amla, which is an extract of Indian gooseberries?

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@blowerk1216 no I never heard of it. Is it used for pain? Acute or chronic pain or both?

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I am Shannon and I have pain joints bad brain issues I don't know about why

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I am Shannon and I have pain joints bad brain issues I don't know about why

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@supercala I thought that I dream of that the pain and all that would go away was supposed to stated in the here I am about 3 weeks three almost a month after 3 weeks after chemotherapy I was feeling good now all of a sudden all my joints hurt and I noticed I've got Hammerton now and because my elbows and I mean

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Hello, my name is Cara and I have chronic pain stemming from over 10 years of multiple back fusions and more recently from multiple herniated and bone spurs in/on cervical discs. Im hoping by joining this group I can hear from folks going through some of the acute pain issues I contend with daily and learn how they deal with them.

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I have had chronic rls pain since a recocele prolapse repair op 3 years ago also on iron for low ferritin and have not slept through the night ever since. I have been on so many meds I am now of 300mg x3 making it 900 at night. I think they have damaged my prudenal nerve and this is giving me RLS. Im at my wits end if I take 900mg at night I am sedated all the next day. Now so depressed dreading going to bed so now also on 50mg Trazodone. Still in pain with weird dreams and rls. Whats the answer?

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