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Re: Siatica

From: Alison (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri, 31 Mar 2000 14:54:17 -0600 (CST)


At Sat, 3 Jan 1998, Delana wrote: >
>When I was pregnant, I developed severe siatica that runs down my left
>leg. I had the baby on October 1st (I was induced because of the pain,
>and because tylenol #3's werent helping, at 38 weeks, great epidural). I
>was better for a while, but now 3 months later, it has come back. WHat
>can I do? I have 800 mg Ibuprophens that I was given in the hospital
>that I have been taking every day for the last week and a half and they
>are not helping. What is the standarf treatment? Should I see a
>chiropractor? Will this occur for hte rest of my life? Will it affect my
>ability to carry a baby next time? I am having trouble lifting my
>daughter. I do not have back aches and I try to rest and use heat when
>it flares up, but nothing is working now!!! What other meds are there
>--are they truly better? I have also been taking Aleve and aspirin and
>it hasnt helped.
>
>--
>Delana
>

Delana, I, too had sever sciatica for over two months last year. It started the day I found out I was pregnant, and lasted a month after I miscarried. Because I was pregnant, I couldn't take any pain killers, but I doubt they would have worked anyway. It goes when it goes> It was by far the most excrutiating pain I have ever had, and I know what it must have been like for you. The upswing is that I am now 10 weeks pregnant, and have not had even a twinge, indeed I have not had an ocurrence since I first got it last March.

Alison

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Alison Hanover



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