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Re: Beyound extreme low back painFrom: Beth (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu Feb 14 13:15:27 2002
At Tue, 12 Feb 2002, Brandy wrote: > >Hi ladies,ever since I had my first and only lap back in august I have >been having debilatating low back pain that brings me to my knees >sometimes,my back hurts everday,the pain shoots down my legs alot.it >feels like the nerves in my back have gone haywire,I have tried heating >pads muscle creams pain pills,it only works for a short period of >time.The pain gets so bad that I have to crawl up into a ball shape to >try to get the pain to stop.My doctor told me that I have mild endo in >the cul de sac area,the pain was not this bad at all untill I had my >lap.I am wondering if my doctor may have messed up some nerves in there >or something.Any of you kind ladies have any ideas on how I can try to >cope and get rid of this horrible pain?Thanks for your responses!Brandy My doctor told me the exact same thing about the endo. However, I had extreme low back pain pevious to seeing him. My back pain sounds just like yours. It is so aweful that I haven't been able to find words to explaine it! Ever since I started taking motrin it has gone away though. That is the only thing that has worked for me. I have not had a lap. To be quite honest, I am new to all of this. I just went to the doctor. He didn't say anything about a lap (I don't even know what that is!). He just gave me some motrin and put me on the pill. Maybe you should ask your doctor about taking the motrin. It is called ANAPROX DS (it's for pain and inflamation). I hope you feel better soon. I know how bad the back pain can be. Take care, Bethany
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