ENDO Messages for May, 2002: Re: have you tried this one for pain?

Re: have you tried this one for pain?

From: Carol (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed May 29 13:10:24 2002

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At Wed, 29 May 2002, Amanda wrote: >
>At Wed, 29 May 2002, Carol wrote:
>>
>>I was in alot of pain the other day. I went into the hospital cause i
>>coulndt even take wight on my feet. It caused the most horrific pain
>>like a tearing burning feeling. Anyway they did a transvag u/s. the
>>tech had me place a very dense pad under my back pelic area. it ran
>>down from the hip to bottonm of bottocks and a little farther. It
>>probally was 1-1 1/2" thick. Man it relived the pressure off my pelivc
>>and relived the pain better than and vicoden. Ive been trying it at
>>home since. Although its not a full cure it does end the cramping in
>>the hip joints and shooting pain in cervix as well as the leg cramps ans
>>uterine cramps. Of course if you move around (on your feet) itll come
>>back. The key seems to be complete support so you dont feel like youll
>>fall and laying flat with only our bottom elvated. although i have
>>placed a pillow under my head neck while on floor and got pretty much
>>the same.
>
>This sounds really interesting! I am always into new ideas that do not
>involve more drugs. So are you able to purchase one of these pads on
>your own? If I lie flat with a pillow under my buttocks will that be
>approximately the idea as long as it is secure and stable?
>Thanks,
>Amanda

You could problly get the pad at a medical supply store. Or the couch coshin works well too. Just tell hubby before he tries to sit the. LOL:) A pillow works. You want enough support that you dont feel like your wobling around. If your wobbling your going to start tensing up and straining, that will only make it hurt worse. try useing different hights and thickness. Find what works for you. Good luck i hope you find a little relief.

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