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Re: 'LUMBOSACRAP PLEXOPATHY'please any help is welcome!!!From: angela (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue Jul 1 11:57:15 2003
These are just suggestions because I have been researching endo for quite some time. I feel that you should try and see a chiropractor. The more I learn about them, the more I like them. They use only natural methods of helping you and most guarantee relief. I began seeing one when I could do nothing else for the pain. Now, I go three times a week and I am beginning to feel much better. The pain that used to be so severe it would stop me in my daily life, has now diminished to almost nothing. Don't get me wrong, I still have pain, but it has decreased tremendously. My advice to you is not to take any more drugs or have any more surgeries. I did the same thing and my symptoms became worse and I began experiencing other health problems as well. Good luck to you! Geetha <anonymous@obgyn.net> wrote:Dear friends, Have developed a problem and want to know if anyone here has any idea what this is. I had a surgery to block some nerves in my spinal to control the endo pain. This was on the 7th of last month. So its been over 3 weeks now. What happened after 3 days of surgery was i suddenly developed severe leg pains. Then the pains started concentrating into my left leg and now the pain is all concentrated to my left feet. There is trememdous burning and so much pain that it does not allow me to sleep. I went to my physician today and he told me i have developed "LUMBOSACRAL PLEXOPATHY". He says it is because of the multiple surgeries i have had and also could be because of Injections. He said the sheath of Myelin on my nerves has disintegrated and that it is like electricity leaking without insulation. He said normal pain killers will not work in anyway for this pain and gave me some medication. But he also expressed doubts whether they will give me relief or not. He asked me to take this for 2 weeks and said if i am "lucky" i will feel better. If not further investigations (Spinal MRI) should be conducted to see if there is a more serious complication related to the disks in the spine. I have tried to gather info about this condition on the net but have not found much help. Can someone here tell me more about this? Because the pain is killing and even sleeping pills are not helping me to sleep. I am rather confused and any help would be great. Hope i find some answers here. Thanks to you all for listening and hoping for painfree days to you all. Love you :) Geetha SBC Yahoo! DSL - Now only $29.95 per month!
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