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I'm in a chair, one foot (my bad side) gets all swollen. I need to elevate them.
When I lay down in bed, my feet get colder, not warmer. I think it's blood flow. Anyone else? Sitting up in the chair, they're warmer. |
Me too, kicker. My feet get so cold in bed that I always wear warm socks at night.
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Thanks for the info.
Doi you think one of those boot shaped leg massager devices would be good? Thinking of getting one for H. |
I think part of my problem is with Baclofen, that it makes my ankles swell. Plus I have some jerk spasms. DH rubs them when I ask. Elevating legs makes me spasm worse.:( Stuck between a rock and a hard place.
DD is becoming a massage therapist but too busy for me to get the benefits!! She did a short massage yesterday. I bought her a portable table and am having her work off the payments with massages!:) |
Once in awhile (I try not to), I take Hydro/Acetam (generic Vicodin - More for sleep when I'm afraid discomfort might interfere. (love my sleep). Would it and LDN clash? Want to try LDN, could easily stop Hydro/Acetam, (take maybe 1 every week or 2)
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Does PPMS ever level off?
Does anyone know if PPMS ever levels off and does not proceed to total disability ( bedridden, unable to move both arms and legs)?
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IMO, PPMS starts out progressive and you never really have a remittance, but I believe there is a platteau for PPMS. It may be different for each individual, but will happen. There is only one Type of MS that never stops until you are bedridden or die and it is very very rare. I don't know anyone who has had it, so don't worry about that. Be well!!:hug: |
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hugs ]M |
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- i am 65 -- not in a chair or brdridden -- and have had spms since 2004 --- take care of you - --- dvora |
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