• entries
    15
  • comments
    62
  • views
    4,389

wow what now


hmmblue

816 views

Things were going along and I thought I was making progress. Them wham pain, and more pain. I've had pain since my stoke but I've been dealing with it. But it's changed now. It's every day. All day and intense. It starts with a sharp pain to the bottom of my rt foot then in both calves more like a cramp with a sharp pain too. Front of my leggs below and above my knees. At the same time they burn, feel like the flesh is being torn from the bone. My rt hip is stuck and when I move it is sharp and constant pain that moves into my lower back.

 

As far as my upper body my rt sholder feels exactly like my rt hip and my arms like my leggs, my hands same as my feet.

 

 

Then there are the chest pains like a belt around my chest and the numbness in my face.

 

 

There may be a few moments with less intense pain but it is now constant.

 

 

This is slowing down my progress because I can't walk when the pain realy sets in. And It makes it increasingly difficult to go on.

 

I have a dr apt the 25th with a new dr so hopefully he'll believe me.

 

 

I don't want to be drugged but just a little help to go on with rehab.

 

I've been trying different things heat, cold, exercise but I can hardly do anything and I'm really mad.

 

 

Ispent a couple of days curled up in a ball in my bed but thats not what I want so I try to do something every day.

 

Pain makes it hard to think and I'm just waiting till the 25th.

 

Is this common. It's almost my 1st year aniversery and I had such hope.

 

Perhaps this is just the way strokes work?

 

Thanks for Listning

 

Sherry

 

 

 

2 Comments


Recommended Comments

sherry,

 

i really hope you get some relief soon. i hope your doctor or a neurologist will be able to provide helpful solutions to alleviate the pain and focus on how to deal with where the pain is coming from.

Link to comment

I am so sorry you are having all the pain. My husband has so much pain in his foot and leg. we do'nt know what to do either as he can't take meds for it. There has to be something if we could just find it. I can't believe there isn't a way to find out how to help stroke survivors with this. I still think stem cell is going to be an answer for many if we can get the right administration in.

Link to comment
Guest
Add a comment...

×   Pasted as rich text.   Paste as plain text instead

  Only 75 emoji are allowed.

×   Your link has been automatically embedded.   Display as a link instead

×   Your previous content has been restored.   Clear editor

×   You cannot paste images directly. Upload or insert images from URL.