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Old 09-15-2010, 10:31 PM #1
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Default More pain, ugh!

So yesterday I had jaw pain that eventually became pain in my cheek. Then my wonderful eye pain joined the party. Then my pressure affected headache came back. It got so bad I couldn't talk or even think.

My bp was 152/105 (it's normally 110/80) it was horrible. I couldn't even put my kids down for bed, my husband had to do it. I felt horrible when I heard them ask for Mommy to sing them a song.

Well this morning the pain was a little better but still there. So I made an emergency dentist appointment to make sure it wasn't something that needed taken care of instead of landing me in the ER this weekend. So I went, I was almost hoping it would be a cavity, sad as that is. At least then it could be fixed and the pain would go away. But noooo, that would be too easy.

The dentist says no, nothing dental causing it. I emailed my neuro to see what he will say. I imagine the same thing he always does, there's really nothing we can do.

I just want to scream! I can't handle this every night. It is building to that same point again tonight. I just don't know what to do.

I am on gababpentin and I hate it! It makes me so dizzy I can't walk so I can only take it at night. The only other pain me I'm on is Elavil and it is great for my headaches, but it's not touching this.

I just want to be able to make this stop, sleeping it off isn't even possible because I can't sleep through it!

Okay, thanks for letting me whine. Back to dealing with it.
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