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Old 05-10-2007, 07:09 AM #1
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Default Radio Frequency Ablation aftermath

Yesterday I had my second procedure in a year. I totally forgot how it makes me feel after the anesthetic wears off. Since they diddle and burn your nerves, it would make sense that you wouldn't feel so hot after. Well I was planning to do laundry at the laundromat but that isn't happening today. Since it was 8 months since my last procedure, I forgot it agitates my anxiety and bipolar issues.
Ugh, I feel like crap. I just want to crawl into bed and stay there for the day. Unfortunately I have a psych nurse appointment, but that also may help as well.
Anyway, I feel icky.
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Diagnoses: FM, Sciatica, Rosacea, Piriformis Syndrome, SI joint disfunction, Joint Facet Syndrome L3-L5, Pinched Nerve (somewhere on the left side), Depression, Anxiety and Bipolar II

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