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02-10-2010, 06:24 AM
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Hi Gang,
As some of you know, I suffered a TBI, extensive nerve damage and a buffet of other injuries is a serious car accident a few years ago. As a result, where I have sensation, I have a lot of nerve pain. It feels electrical - like being tasered a few dozen times a day. Recently I've noticed a new pain. It's hot and it feels like a line of prickles are rubbing against my skin. I experience this mostly on my back. When it first happened, I'd ask my husband to look, thinking I'd developed shingles or something, but there was nothing there. While the pain was initially intermittant, it's now there all the time. By the way, I'm drugged up more than Elvis, so I'm probably giving a rather muted discription of this new ouchy. Any ideas what this is? Thanks |
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What's this new pain?
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