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Old 09-09-2014, 01:08 AM
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Originally Posted by ginnie View Post
My pain specialist is the one who told me about this kind of therapy. The field is called " Certified Neuromuscular therapist" Oh she would give pain meds, that wasn't the issue. I wanted to keep my arm, I am an artist, and I was losing function of the whole arm. After 4 MRI's, EMG's and 6 doctors, Yep I blew my arm out. So this therapy was introduced to me. She got me to this type of therapist, and believe me " IT HURTS" just as bad as the pain you feel now. However..... I am 6 sessions into it, and there is a reduction in the intensity of the pain. So I say, bring on the pain, if that is what it takes to resolve this and get me back to some kind of normal.
I don't know if it can work for you Andy. But there is something to this high teck sports medicine. You did injure being in a sport, so just maybe this is something that would indeed help. Your nerve is injured, and so is mine. Look into it. I didn't really believe it would work, or really what it was all about. I go back Friday with my cry rag, and some kind of really good music,, and welcome the pain. good luck. ginnie
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Hi ginnie,

How do the Lidocain injections work? From what I understand Lidocaine is an anaesthetic? Does the effect last short term or is it meant to have a longer term effect over time?

Joanne
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