Nerve Pain

Yes it can do that, CIDP long term can turn into ALS, and MSA can start off with neuropathy symptoms and later turn into full blown MSA.

No, a nerve may have been accidentally contacted by the LP needle.

Yes, and that is a great question. Some lay people refer to ulnar neuropathy as carpal tunnel of the elbow. Really what is happening is that the ulnar nerve which comes from the neck down the arm and through the elbow joint on into the 4th and 5th fingers gets pinched or compressed in some way. Ulnar neuritis/neuropathy has been called "draftmans elbow" because the resting of the forearm on the edge of table when drawing out plans etc..compresses this nerve causing numbness and tingling of the 4th and 5th fingers.

Carpal tunnel syndrome on the other hand involves another nerve that originates from the neck and travels along a similar pathway and goes through the wrist area and fans out into index, middle and half of ring finger. This median nerve gets compressed and causes numbness and tingling in those fingers.

Nerve cell endings, or receptors, are at the front end of pain sensation. A stimulus at this part of the nociceptor unleashes a cascade of neurotransmitters (chemicals that transmit information within the nervous system) in the spine.

While the causal relationship has not yet been completely proven, Zocor and other statin drugs may play a part in neural and muscular degeneration by over-restricting the production of cholesterol which, in part, is necessary for proper nerve and muscle generation.

sounds like possible femoral hernia. i would recomend ultrasound to confirm or rule it out.

I don't know but you are getting on my nerves!

Well I do know. The optic nerve is the second cranial nerve and carries information from the eyes into the brain. It does not have any control over the movement of the eyes as this comes from other nerves it only takes special sensory information on the images that the retina is receiving back to the brain to be processed.

The optic nerve contains approximately 1.2 million neurons.

No eating the right food or on time
you could get chest pains for many reasons it could be you have to go to the bathroom or it could be gas or if pain is also shooting down your left arm you culd be having a heartattack

See a doctor. Pregancy can often cause pains and aches which are unexplainable and common, not harmful. But, still see your doctor.

pain is the state in which the whole body seems complicated to soar from it. pain can be due to many causes it is called total pain

neurologists or if they do surgeries , they are called neurosurgeons...

Pain is classified, in the health care world, as a part of the vital signs. There are measuring tools that can be used to tell if a person is in pain- since pain is subjective. Pain is whatever the person says it is.

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Recurrence after hernia operation is one possibility. If a mesh is used it can sometimes continue to give some discomfort. Check with your Surgeon as it may need reexploring if it still continues to cause pain.

i take it you got a morphine prescription you should do the morphine after Dr takes you fully off of the suboxone then discuss the morphine with your dr

Oh, yes, there is, I will wake up with serve leg pains which are caused from a pinched nerve. I would lay my "blankey over it ( it is always within my reach) and gradually the pain will go away and I am able to go back to sleep.... Last night I put it over the affected area before I went to sleep and I slept the entire night. Most of my pain, comes from pinched nerves and it is wonderful.. I won't even loan it out, and if I go away I make sure it is the first thing I pack. Sometime during the day, I will tuck it in under my clothes- for back pain or just tiredness. or wrap it around my neck for headaches. I have a 20 x 40 size and am planning on buying another so I can loan it out for pople to try.

Yes and no it depends on you I guess but I have bp and had severe pain and pressure for the first few days and stopped it with a tens unit now I have no pain but everyone and every case of bp is different so its yes and no on that one

But it sucks to have bells palsy either way.

It needs to be studied more by DR'S.

And a quick fix needs to be found even tho its temporary

It can take a long time to go away and its very stressful to deal with.

No, pinched nerve in the neck can not kill you.

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Pain in your calf can be as simple as a 'charlie horse' and as bad as a blood clot. If you also have lower back pain too, then you may have sciatic pain which originates in your lower back and can radiate down to your leg and foot.

In any event, since the pain is continuing, you should consult your doctor for the correct diagnosis.

Depending on the age of the person and type of pain involved (sharp, burning, dull, aching, etc.) the usual causes are either muscular, disk related, or arthritis related, or a combination. Another cause is Kidney Stones, but those are usually pretty obvious, as the patient is usually in so much pain they need to be treated at an ER or hospitalized, depending on the severity.

Dull, aching pain is usually muscular in nature; sharp, stabbing, needle like pain that you can feel radiating down a leg or across the waist is an indication of a disk pressing on a nerve - the path of the pain is the nerve pathway, and specific nerve paths will tell you which disk is involved.

Burning pain can be both nerve or muscle/ligament related.

Disk pain can also trigger muscle spasms in the surrounding tissue area - the disk presses on a nerve, which becomes inflamed, along with the tissue around it causing the spasms. This is why a muscle relaxant like Flexeril is generally prescribed for disk problems as well as anti-inflammatories and/or a painkiller.

You can research more at the American Pain Foundation website as well - http://www.painfoundation.org

Hi,

I hope my info will be helpful. I'm 24 years old now, and realized that I had fibroadenoma when I was 22. So, within 2 years, I have visited 6 doctors and breast specialists, and all of them, absolutely all of them wanted to perform a surgery on me, and cut it out. They said that there is no way whatsoever that I will be able to get rid of it with any other natural treatment. BUT THE POINT IS THAT EVEN IF THEY WILL CUT IT OUT, IT WILL NOT ELIMINATE THE ROOT OF THE PROBLEM, AND IN 75% OF WOMEN IT GROWS BACK!!!

I started looking. Homeopathic remedies didn't really help me much, and fibroadenoma kept growing, and reached 4.2cm which is big. I found another way that was hard, but I was willing to do anything in the world in order not to have surgery - I completely changed my diet & lifestyle. The most important aspects are:

1. No Meat!

2. No Refined sugar (it would be awesome to exclude sugar at all if you can. I can't, so I eat dry fruits, honey and cashew milk ice cream with agave)

3. DON'T EAT ANYTHING THAT CONTAINS ESTROGENS like soy, milk products (even organic)

4. Drink vegetable juice and wheatgrass juice every day. I know, it's disgusting, and after 3 months you'll feel sick if you just smell it, but it's the best thing you can do for your breast! I drink 1 oz of ORGANIC wheatgrass every day, and my juice is 16oz freshly squized ORGANIC veggies: kale, collard greens, spinach, celery, parsley, ginger & cucumber. I know it's not chocolate, but you have to make this sacrifice.

5. Eat only organic live food - ONLY! If it's cooked, it doesn't matter, your produce, cereals, etc doesn't have to be organic.

6. Eat nuts. They have a lot of fiber, and make you full very fast - a great snack!

7. Try to switch to vegetarian diet as much as possible.

8. DO yoga, try to relax and get positive energy, protect yourself mentally from all the negativity that you have been experiencing. My Chinese medicine doctor told me that I have my fibroadenoma because I am very emotional and take thin gs very personal, so a lot of negativity has been going through my body.

Well, After doing all that for 6 months, my fibroadenoma decreased by 7 mm!!!!! The sonogram showed it, and I couldn't believe it, but it was true!!!

Now I am doing ACCUPUNCTURE. I'm positive that it really helps, but I'll know in a month or so when my treatment is dona. I'll write about it...

Good luck to everyone, and if you have any questions, please feel free to email me @ oduvanchik09@yahoo.com

Do you mean an EKG or EMG? An EKG monitors the heart and an EMG is used to detect abnormal electrical activity within the muscle. I'm not a doctor and I'm not entirely certain that either of the two would not be able to pick up the effects of neuropathy however any sings of it from these tests would probably be implicit rather than explicit as, if it did show up, I'd imagine it be in the form of signal distortion. There is another test which tests the speed the impulses travel through the nerves which I imagine is used more frequently to Dx neuropathy.

A nerve block for rotatory scoliosis has been known to help with the related pain. Each person is different so your physician will be the most qualified to answer any questions you may have and how effective it can be in your case.

Spinal surgeries in the past and dead calf.