I work for a pharmacy that specializes in serving chronic pain patients and we know the financial strain that medication can cause. Does this make psychological help unaffordable?
Not for me at least
it's difficult to get to work and stay all day.. My Boss does not understand. When I'm home all I can do is sleep.
@LorraineCS
Hugs dear Friend
I bought radiam b.its a chillie type cream for my whole body. Know I'm questioning myself if this will be safe . I think I'll ask pharmacy about my dilemma.any thoughts for me please
I'm asthmatic from birth Lolo so I can't take ibuprofen either and ibuprofen is an N-SAID DRUG and diabetic can't/must not take any N-SAID drugs either
hi. I've asked before but has anyone found any work they can do from home? Thanks
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You need to save some of that stuff you have to drink for a colonoscopy. Then when constipated, a small glass should uncorked you in 15 minutes. But make sure if you drink it you've got nothing… read more
I keep seeing on the internet and keep hearing about CBD and how it helps relieve pain, or so they say. I would like to know if anyone has gotten relief from them. Also any other over the counter migraine or vitamin that may have helped someone. I really need to find something that works. Thank you.
I see a chronic pain Dr
Yes and yes
Well I always worked ver hard all my life I worked for 4 hotels house keeper I loved my jobs until finally I couldn’t work anymore. That were 14 years ago my back just snapped in my own garden whilst… read more
I was just diagnosed with this TG and told that people suffering from CPS, Diabetes, CFS, and Fibromyalgia have a tendency to get TG. I can't seem to win.
My pain doc wants me to try a nerve block on my back. I'm willing to try anything at this point. If you've had it done, is it painful? Does it hurt? I have DDD, stenosis,and L-4 and L-5 are herniated. Any feedback is greatly appreciated!
You need to find a specialist who knows how to do it and has a CT or at least an ultrasound available. It can help you to patch up the pain for 1 - 3 months depending on the stage of your herniated… read more