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Outside temps making nerve pain worse
It seems that when I get blasted by the heat outside that it make my nerve pain feel worse. It's 105 in the shade here today! I pray for fall like you can't beleive. Anyone else have this happen to them?
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female age 45, height 5"6", 145 lbds, non smoker, conservative treatments failed, (7/2007) C4/5/6 peek disc replacements,plate & screws failed fusion, (9/2008) revision with bone replace plate and screws, (10/2009) C3/4 stand alone peek cage, (12/2010) facet joint injections C3-7, (1/2011) rhizotomy C6/7 failed, Trouble swallowing most recent mri (7/2011) shows ajacent level issues: right neural foraminal narrowing C2/3, posterior bulge indents thecal sac at C6/7/T1 no mass effect on cord. |
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heat bothers me too
Cheryl,
I've not had nerve pain now for about 5 years (after a number of years w/episodic and then chronic nerve related pain) so can't remember tho I do have to say that my tendonitis in both feet and even migraines seem to be affected by "extreme heat" which here is 85ish to 90 degrees .. I lived in Fla a little over a year and it affected my breathing (felt like I was gasping for breath in summer time). So wouldn't surprise me re neuropathies . everything seems to swell in the heat to some degree and maybe nerves are bothered by this heat induced inflmammatory like situation (just an uneducated guess). |
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ditto
As Dale mentioned re warmth helping my joint pain! I now notice this esp. in my hands, fingers, thumbs. Boy do they hurt when it's damp and cooler out. Particularly my thumbs. They are almost useless at times and very painful.
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temp change and nerve pain
hi
i have had post op nerve pain for about a yr now.ithe nerves in my legs are greatly affected by any temp change especially the cold.i may have different circumstances as the backs of my legs are paralized but the nerves below the skin are trying to work and i have to wear long johns fron sept til march if there is a breeze of any kind.my rehab doctor says this is very typical.hope that helps and hope things get better for you!! |
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Kelly,
Your symptoms sound quite familiar. Acupuncture worked great for me, somoething that surprised me more than I can say. You might want to give it a try. Dale
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3 level Prodisc adr S1-L3, Oct 12, 2005 Dr. B in Bogen, Germany Severe nerve damage in left leg, still working on it |
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