just wondering if anyone has suffered
pubis symphysis dysfunction when they were
pregnant.
I suffered it particularly badly
(apparently) and the whole thing was
totally poorly managed.
Now I would like a second baby I am
terrified of it happening again.
The dr says he can help by doing some
diagnostic injections and denervation
treatments.
He is doing the pubis symphysis itself and
the sacro iliac joints. My first set of
diagnostic injections (anesthetic and
steriod) are happening first thing on
monday. I am scared silly.
The dr said he will sedate me but doesn't
use any local anesthetic as he says it's
not necessary.
Has anyone else out there had this done
before and be willing to share their
experience. I'm concerned about the fact
he won't numb me first. Is this
normal???
I really hope to hear from someone with
hopefully some news to put my mind at rest
:roll:
sarah
xxxx
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backfixer
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 28 Mar 2006 Posts: 20 Location: north brunswick, nj
Pubic Symphisis Posted: 03-28-06 10:04am
There is a chirpractic adjustment for
this, however, you are having other
problems in the pelvis and the way it
functions. Forget the injection and see
a good chiropractor who can perform
myofascial release and get inserts for
your shoes. They should help by
improving the efficiency of how you walk
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Sarahlt103
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 19 Mar 2006 Posts: 11 Location: East Anglia
Posted: 03-28-06 19:31pm
Thank you for your comments.
I visited a chiropractor almost every week
for 6 months who did in fact help me but
never "cured" me.
I also wear orthotics (custom made ones
too).
I've had the injections (36 hours ago) and
am in agony. It's the early hours of the
morning and i'm sitting here in a
reclining chair with a hot water bottle,
pain killers and valium. It is
impossible for me to lie down.
Oh well, hopefully the pain will ease
soon. I am told the steriods in the
injections irritate before the work their
magic.
