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.

Profile picture for mysporby1940 @mysporby1940

I have chronic pain and also on 2 heart medications!!!! Entresto and Jardiance!!!!!!What can I take for my pain?? I have had for years!! Any thoughts????

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@mysporby1940 What Is your diet like? Maybe that could help. Mediterranean is the best, but not for everyone. Eliminate sugar, carbs, highly processed foods entirely. This will rid your body of inflammation from what you consume. If your already doing that congrats. I always start with diet changes. Then I do PT, swim (excellent), and relax with heat or ice. Walking is very good as well. I have a bad spine so these are the things I do. I also have a bad heart I'm trying everything I can not to go on pharmaceuticals. Curcumin is great for heart Inflammation. There's also CoQ10 supplement. Third party tested of course for heart. There are a lot of supplements for joint health, heart, muscle and brain health.

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Profile picture for hjcram @hjcram

Hi, I developed SI joint pain about a month ago. I have been receiving physio therapy and acupuncture and have been doing exercises proscribed by my physio therapist.
I have received advice from every second person I meet on which osteopath/physio/chiropractor I should go to but have decided to stick with the people I'm seeing for a while yet.
I have a particular question regarding the exercises. I found, today, after doing the exercises, that my leg is particularly sore when I sit. Does anyone have advice regarding this issue?

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@hjcram Hi. Is acupuncture helping you with neuropathy?

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Hi I’m Deni (short for Denise) and have had migraines and chronic pain for 20 years. I’ve also been diagnosed with fibromyalgia, sciatic pain w/peripheral neuropathy and myriad of other pain too many to mention.

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Profile picture for dstapay @dstapay

Hi I’m Deni (short for Denise) and have had migraines and chronic pain for 20 years. I’ve also been diagnosed with fibromyalgia, sciatic pain w/peripheral neuropathy and myriad of other pain too many to mention.

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@dstapay Hi Deni, sorry to hear about your issues.I fell like I should not complain hearing what you are having to deal with.
I have been getting acupuncture but I've not seen any progress with it. I'm about to start with a chiropractor, who , apparently, has studied this particular condition and does not use the traditional chiropractic techniques. Will report back.
What sort of treatments have you been getting?

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Profile picture for mysporby1940 @mysporby1940

I have chronic pain and also on 2 heart medications!!!! Entresto and Jardiance!!!!!!What can I take for my pain?? I have had for years!! Any thoughts????

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@mysporby1940 There are conservative measures... drugs, PT, exercise, etc. If those fail to help, the are more invasive measures... spinal cord stimulator, pain pump, and others. I have tried them all. Only the spinal cord stimulator helped, a lot.

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@dstapay Hi Deni, sorry to hear about your issues.I fell like I should not complain hearing what you are having to deal with.
I have been getting acupuncture but I've not seen any progress with it. I'm about to start with a chiropractor, who , apparently, has studied this particular condition and does not use the traditional chiropractic techniques. Will report back.
What sort of treatments have you been getting?

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@hjcram I have done Botox for migraines, currently taking a break from it to see if there’s a difference. So far I haven’t noticed any worsening of headaches. I also do Aimovig.

Chronic pain is basically treated with Vicoprofen. After 10 years it obviously doesn’t work as well as it did, still provides some relief.

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