Re: Glucophage and those pains in my legs/ANY advice
From: cw (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon, 29 Jul 2002 14:42:50 -0500 (CDT)
Barb,
I am so glad to hear that you finally started glucophage.
Congratulations!
Have you ever tried massage therapy? One hour, once a week, focusing
just on the lower body for maybe 2 months. Tell the massage therapist
to pay close attention to the trigger points in the hips and legs. And
to do slow deep tissue. Make sure you are not eating too many carbs and
getting enough vitamins and minerals. Stretch your problem areas every
morning and every night for at least 15 minutes.
At Mon, 29 Jul 2002, Barb wrote:
>
>Been on the Glucophage now for two weeks.I am slowly working up my
>doses.
>NO problems= so far/so good.
>
>Now...what do I do for those pains in my legs?Neuropathy was ruled
>out,but not by a neurologist this time.The old nerve conductor tests
>were done a long time ago,this time the doctor performed simple tests
>like taking cotton swabs ,the tuning fork and my sensitivity is far TOO
>great.I feel everything.
>I also know that skin can be overly sensitive.
>I just feel everything.
>
>This is driving me insane.
>Will the Glocophage help.I am feeling extremely suicidal with chronic
>pain and discomfort.
>
>I seen a chiropractor on Friday as I had a cancellation with the
>physiotherapist.He gave me the scoop on the whole vertabrae and body's
>ability to heal.He said it is stemming from lower back,but did ask if I
>had diabetes or gall bladder disorder.He sensed that from one part in my
>spine.
>Anyone know of this?I found a surge of blood rush and got warm all over
>and feel more achy today.
>
>I'm at the edge of my rope.I cannot enjoy a day without severe leg pains
>especially when sitting.
>
>Someone else on this forum wrote me and mentioned it could be
>endometriosis,but I doubt it.I have no menstral pains.
>Anyone???please help!
>
>--
>Sincerely,
>Barb C.
>
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