A&E for pain?
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Hi Ash
Let's hope the disc settles back into place....one of mine did several times before it, and another 'friend' along with a slight fracture forced surgery. I did loose feeling in one leg totally. It was scary you are right, but I hope you are lucky.
My fingers are crossed for you and yes go and rest
love
Toni xx0 -
Hi Ash
Just take it easy
They tell you to go to A&E if you get pain and numbness in you leg just as a precaution just in case the disc protrudes any more and gets trapped I think as you are resting you will be ok
Just don't try to do anything if the pain eases its probably the analgesia working
Hope you feel better soon
Maria0 -
Still not better, back pain is still really bad and now most of my joints have joined in, probably because I'm due my infusion tomorrow which I hope helps things a lot. I have a medical assessment at my university in 2 week’s time which I NEED to pass to be able to resume my studies, really can’t afford to take another year off mentally and financially. Going to try and have a word with my doctor tomorrow while having my infusion to have a quick chat about what alternative treatment is available to me as I can't see this going away on its own.0
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I hope tomorrow's infusion helps and I hope you manage to sort something out about your studies. The stress won't help at all.If at first you don't succeed, then skydiving definitely isn't for you.
Steven Wright0
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