I have a problem with my Biokineticist and
Physiotherapist not agreeing...and if you
like you can through in my GP just for
kicks
This started last year around about
September when I would get this burning
pain in my left wrist that would last a
min or so and then just disappear for a
couple of days. I eventually went to my
GP after I couldn't take it any longer.
Thinking it was tendinitis, he had me on
two cycles of anti-inflammatory after
which he sent me for X-Rays when it turned
out that it wasn't helping. The X-Rays
came back clean with no signs of any soft
tissue problems or carpul abnormalities so
he put me back on the anti-inflam for
another 10 days.
When I went back to him and told him
nothing had helped, he sent me to a
physio. In the mean time I had told my
Biokineticist (the pain started before I
started Biokinetichs) so she would be
aware of it and work around it.
So, in the end, what it boils down to is:
My Biokineticist -
thinks it's inflammation and doesn't want
me to do anything with my hand till it's
better.
My Physio -
thinks it's a shoulder/neck problem and is
using me as a human pin-cushion.
And whenever I inform the one of the
other's treatment (so they don't interfear
with eachother) they get egro and say it's
not what the other syas it is.
In the mean time, my physio has started to
use me as a pin-cushion. First in my
wrist...which wasn't that bad but today's
session was PAAAAAINFULL!
She probed my shoulder and neck and
(related to my wrist or not) there
definately is something wrong there. She
used my shoulder as a pin-cushion and
unlike my wrist, it BURNT like HELLFIRE...
She also massaged my shoulder and
neck...which was just as painfull and then
placed a hot water bottle on my neck and
shoulder.
When I got up, my "healthy" arm was limp!
It was the eariest feeling ever. I would
tell it to do something...it would get
half way and then just flop down to my
side with me having no control over it
what so ever. This lasted for about 5
min's or so...
Anyone have insight into the pain and or
suggestions as to what to do about these
two, very helpfull but very opposite,
treatments?
