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Natalia5150 Posts: 3632
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Sweetheart, it is easy to have so many pains that the exact originating pain is not known. We call it having referred pain....for instance people may have sever pain in their shoulder when the gallbladder is acting up. I am sorry you are having so much pain. Try paying more attention to your body, check in consciously just like your brain does unconsciously,, you will get better with practise and then can find the orginating problems. Love, Natty, who prays the angels help you and protect you from pain. gentle hugs and a peck on the cheek,
Natty
I am an RN with a current license since 1984....sheesh that's a long time....but that doesn't mean I am a DOCTOR
I dispense advice freely but you should take it with a grain of salt and do your homework and check with your doctor.
He gets paid more so he must know more. Right?
I am truly sorry your are reading my post, because it means you are here at MD Junction instead of out skydiving or deep sea treasure hunting or climbing Mount Kilimanjaro.......
Empyema-
Fibeomyalgia
Hashimoto's
IBS=if you have to ask you don't want to know
severe osteo arthritis, spine/neck
DJD hips r knee some fingers
hypoglycemia, which is every bit annoying as hyper
otherwise not so serious if you pay attention
too many meds to count but for our purposes here:
Lyrica is back Yay!
Cymbalta
pain meds |
I thought my stomach was upset. My partner asked if I was in alot of pain. I didn't think it was different than any other day. until I took a vicodine. Then my stomcah felt better. How is it that I'm not aware when I'm in so much pain I get sick to my stomach?
