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revvanbus Posts: 1985
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Yes, chances are better for you . Ayone in the first 8 months of the disease have a higher chance of remission with nerve block injections in a series 7-10 days apart together with intensive physical therapy. Some docs say just the therapy. The younger the patient, the better chance of remission. But like others here say, never give up hope. New meds, treatments are producing remission in some and spontaeous remission can happen in a luck few. And new treatments are in trials. For you jkb, the hope is higher. The ketamine treatments seem to be our best hope right now, but there are other hopes now in our future. Maybe even for an older horse in the war like me. Rev Rev.
RSD: THE GREAT DECIEVER. IT FOOLS US INTO SEEING OUR PAIN AS INJURY, BELIEVING OUR MOVEMENT WILL BREAK A BONE INSTEAD OF HELPING OUR OSTEOPOROSIS. THE DISEASE FEELS LIKE IT RESIDES IN OUR HANDS/ARMS, FEET/LEGS WHEN IT LIVES IN THE DORSAL HORN Of THE SPINAL CORD AND THE BRAIN PAIN RECEPTOR CELLS. MOVE, REST, MOVE, REST, MOVE. |
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