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Originally Posted by HubbardstonJoanne
I only have about 6 hours with no pain from the RSD, sadly though it comes back and when I mean it comes back it goes right back up the pain scale. I was wondering if anyone out there is having the similar issue of not working has you hoped it would have. (This doctor that worker's comp is paying for, is not buying that I know the difference of the RSD pain and other pain. I worked in health care for over 8 years, I know this is the RSD pain. I worked on a broken foot for two whole months at the hospital, I know what pain is. I cannot find a job due to the fact that the medications cause bad side effects like becoming dizzy. Then I cannot wear shoes nor socks. I cannot stand or sit for a long time. Then in my arms, I have RSD from the finger up to back of my neck. He also complains that I need to focus on what I want to do, well when I get the resources on what I need to do, I will go back to school to learn to do something that will provide me a job. Sorry, I got off subject.)
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We went through that this last time my daughter came out of remission. We tried a provider closer to home, but you could tell that they just weren't as experienced, plus for some reason they changed the pads to a normal TENS pad, and although she "zeroed out" during treatment, the pain came back about 6 hours later, like you, and after 4 treatments, the pain came back completely over the weekend. The next week, we went back to the provider that we went to last time, and it worked really well, and she's back in remission.
I'll give some more details in my next post, but I wanted to reply specifically to your post since we went through what you were asking about.