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TracyU.S.
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I am not a doctor but I have spent the last 7 years in chronic pain from numerous lumbar back surgeries and L4/L5 fusion surgery. I can answer questions about most treatments, traditional and alternative therapies. I can answer questions about the many pain medicines used to treat chronic pain. I can also answer questions and give practical advice on all aspects of living with chronic pain. I am NOT a doctor and I have not had any formal medical training so I CANNOT GIVE YOU A DIAGNOSIS! | |
Margot RN BScN GNCCanada
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returns 11/08/2009 |
Please feel free to ask anything, but the more specific you are, the easier it is for me. Please share as many details as you are comfortable doing. I do check my Emails daily Monday through Friday so you should receive an answer within 24 hours on most business days. Thanks. | |
Lawrence GoldU.S.
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returns 11/15/2009 |
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Hi Katie and thanks for writing, It sounds like you might have a nerve issue in your leg and I would recommend you don't run around or do anything strenuous for now and let your leg rest until you get
Hi Jennifer, Then you might have some muscle spasm of your lower back. For self help, you can try using heat on the area if there is no swelling. Massage can also help. Stretching can help depending
Hi Angelina and thanks for writing, I'm sorry to read about your ongoing struggle with chronic pain, it certainly can be discouraging after years. The good news is that there are a lot of things
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