froubaby
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Liz , Female (USA)
5 posts since February 20th, 2006
New User
Liz , Female (USA)
5 posts since February 20th, 2006
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Thanks for the reply.
The ulcers started before using the Amitryptiline and then while on the Amitryptiline and Prednisone, the ulcers were gone (so were the headaches).
Yes, only when my head hurts are my eyes sensitive to light.
The ulcers started before using the Amitryptiline and then while on the Amitryptiline and Prednisone, the ulcers were gone (so were the headaches).
Yes, only when my head hurts are my eyes sensitive to light.
Drugs won't do anything unless you're helping them to relieve your pain. What I mean is, pain meds are only going to mask the pain, not resolve it. What are you doing to help relieve the pain in your body? Are you laying down, feet up, heating pad, stretching your leg with the pain, etc? Are you constantly sitting? If you're not taking the right me... more
Have you tried laying in your bed, but with pillows and blankets under your legs and butt? This always gives me great relief as it helps to curve your spine to relieve pressure around each of your discs. Sleeping sitting up or in a couch recliner will still put pressure thanks to gravity. Next time you are ready for bed, try this method (again, mak... more
The first week of August '08 is when I truly experienced my first headache. At first I thought it was due to being in office lighting (I work at home so I'm never in office lighting anymore) and simply turned the lights off. Unfortunately, being in the office was only for 3 days and after that the headache persisted for 2 weeks (starting either aro... more
First and foremost, I feel your pain. I'm 26 and the whole sciatica pain started 2 years ago for me. It's off and on, but here's something you can do to help relieve the pain...
Go lay down on your bed (no pillow under your head). Get 2 pillows to put under your legs (close to your butt) to elevate your legs (relieving pressure off of your spi... more
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