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CRPS - anyone suffering with complex regional pain syndrome
Chronic Pain | Last Active: Oct 25 3:58am | Replies (366)Comment receiving replies
Good response & some of us have a genetic mutation where we cannot process B12---those of us who have the MTHR genetic mutation, we need a methyl formulation and this goes for Folate as well.
Nerve pain & mouth pain can also be from benzodiazepines! They are not for long term use! My CNS is still very damaged & I'm in pain everyday for almost 41 months since stopping Klonopin. Never cold turkey off benzos if you've been on them for any extended time (more than 2 - 4 weeks) as it can be dangerous & can cause protracted withdrawals.
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Good morning! I have CRPS in my legs. Also have a Boston Scientific implant which I love . BUT here’s what I want to encourage you to do: STOP EATING REFINED SUGAR…IMMEDIATELY! You’ll have withdrawals but magnesium and lots of water help. You’ll get a nasty headache, which is nothing compared to the CRPS, and feel lousy for several days. It stops! Absolutely a small price to pay to stop the CRPS pain. Your energy will improve. It’s a win-win because you’ll feel better all over! The change is noticeable immediately and continues to improve. Eat fruits and vegetables and protein. Personally, I eat a lot of fish and chicken. Your mood will improve. Your skin will look fantastic. The energy. As the nike slogan goes…JUST DO IT. Stop putting those meds in your body.