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Re: Another post about leg pain.....From: Irene (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue Aug 21 18:21:36 2001
At Wed, 25 Jul 2001, karen wrote: > >Hello all, > >In the past there were posts about leg pain related to the endo. Quite >a few of you actually have it. That has been one of my biggest >complaints. After two surgeries and a round of Lupron, it is not any >better. > >My dr. recommended the next step be another trial run of Lupron, 2-3 >months to see if it works this time...did not the last time. Then if it >does to do a hysto. I know all of the contraversy out there. Believe >me I am very well informed. So I don't know if that will be the route I >go or not...time will tell. > >I suggested on my last appt. an EMG nerve conduction study, since they >think a nerve is definately involved. My Dr.thinks it is an >"interesting idea". LOL. My question is has anyone heard of or had an >EMG for their leg pain and if so, what were the results? > >Any info or input would be greatly appreciated. > >Take care all, > >-- >Karen >
-- Hi - Karen- After 3 pelvic surgeries I had awful thigh pain... Pain mgmt drs said it was from the nerve endings my adhesions were leaning on. I had a 24 hr epidural to shut down my pelvis... Hoping when it wore off the pain woud be gone. But it wasn't. I had an emg which did't show anything. then the last thing was a hypo-superior plexis block in CAT Scan. The injected my pelvic nerve in my spine hoping to quiet it down.. Well it also didn't work... It has worked with other women.. I wish you well...
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