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Has anyone been diagnosed with Abdominal Wall Pain
Chronic Pain | Last Active: Mar 14, 2024 | Replies (282)Comment receiving replies
@ MODERATOR Justin McClanahan: Opioids.The last thing I want. Diagnostic trigger point injections & TAP block worked only a short time. Neurosurgery is appropriate for recalcitrant A.C.N.E.S., as Dr. Sweetser's article also recommended. I did not ask for an appt. at Mayo gastroenterology. My request: "if one of your assistants can please tell me where to find help for neurotomy...Your CME information is what I hope for...please help me find relief." Mayo's form letter was truly an insult, ignoring my request, and stating that the care I was receiving locally was adequate. Really? How many more years of opioids would Mayo say is "adequate"?
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The problem I see at the Mayo is that you need a primary care doctor coordinate your care. That doctor has to know everything about you and your complaint so the doctors will believe you knowing that this doctor as examine you I knows what's best for your care at the Mayo Clinic. There is no primary care doctor unless I found out you pay $6,000 a year and they will sign you to a special care team. This is not covered by insurance as for people who come to the Mayo Clinic without a primary care doctor recommendation. That is a major problem for people like us we're trying to find out what's wrong with you and as you know we come there with pain trying to find out the cause. Big problem. I am now at Tampa General and what a difference as this is a great Hospital that really cares. And then you got USF right next door which is another big ass sex and they can't help you enough. They have a special Wing or building 4 stories high just for pain Rehabilitation. They know what they're doing when it comes to pain and Rehabilitation