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07-25-2015, 05:11 PM | #11 | |||
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I also know that magnesium helps with muscle spasms. So sometimes I soak my feet in Epsom Salt before I go to bed. So far, lately, I've been lucky. But I'll tell you what really got me to go crazy. years and years ago, (probably about 20 to 22 years ago, I thought I had a bladder infection. My symptoms were consistent with those of a bladder infection except I had no burning and I could pee just fine. But the urge, the urge was always there. I went to countless urologists and gyns and they took all the tests and I was fine. But I had this FEELING for over 4 years (this was also the time my son was driving us crazy). Never thought it was connected. So one day my primary care guy felt so bad for me he prescribed SOMA. I will never forget that day. I never even took it. I had put it on the top of the toilet tank (I was taking a shower) and the plan was to take one pill and try and go to bed. See, stuff like this one never forgets. I stared at the bottle of Soma, I got in the shower (nice hot water) and all of a sudden my whole body relaxed. It was like a miracle. I will NEVER forget that. I never had to take a pill and that urge never came back. Sometimes I get **** spasms. That's a real bitc*. All I have to do is put a heating pad under my butt and in five minutes flat it goes away. Don't get them any more. Maybe once or twice a year if that. My body must react to stress by going all spasming. Annoying as you know what. Sometimes early in the morning when I awake, my foot starts to spasm and I know exactly what to do. I get up slowly, put my weight on that foot, stretch it down and I'm just fine. Doesn't happen often, just once in a while. But those spasms really are painful. So I feel for you. You take care, Melody
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