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Join Date: Aug 2006
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Posts: 1,851
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Yowsa... what a bummer... It doesn't make it easier, that's for sure, when pain decides to take a break on the date of an appointment. I wonder if your rheumy. would consider seeing you when the pain is at its worst; if there is a cancellation, and you call, possibly, he could see you during that time. I know that some of my most productive or beneficial appointments have been when I've been in pain; during the exams, it seems to give doctors more info. than when I see them and things are feeling semi-okay.
Pain, coupled with other health probs., can definitely lead to fatigue.
I'd take the referral(s) - to either/both a neurosurgeon and an ortho. surgeon.
Do you have a Pain Management doc?
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