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Originally Posted by uglogirl
I don't know what the curriculum is for Drs . . . I think pretty soon they are going to be replaced by Dr's that know the whole spectrum of health.
You are a good example you were told no cure nothing to do about it just live with it.
I like my Dr. and I had confidence in him but I don't know anymore if I do.
My feet have bothered me since October last year and all he did was prescribe GABA the by my request Lyrica.
The Appt I have to see the Neurologist was my idea cuz I was in so much pain. That was when the DR suggested the EMG.
He should have done that back in October not take something rub it up the bottom of my foot and dismiss me.
They better watch out the Drs. They just practice on us and want the big bucks.
I also call My Dr. office to get set up with a nutritionist .. . . He should have done all that . .. .
Maybe it's my age 60's they could care less about us.
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My Rhuemitologist apologized today, as she wrote a new Rx for yet another powerful anti-inflamitory, even though I have told her that I didn't have inflammation, so guess what? They are not helping, surprise!
she said it is embarrassing that they have to just go down the list of pharmacuitical, to see if one works... I think she thinks the PN is caused by inflammation, well I thought I would give it a try, maybe it will help with the chronic muscle pain. I have been to doctors that have a centergistic approach; nutrition, supplements, and some Rx. It works a lot better then the pill pushers! But it is probably frustrating for neuralogists and docors faced with diseases like PN, with no cure, and with only toxic pharmaceuticals and masking narcotics.