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This is kind of a continuation of a previous post I had about possible Avonex site reaction. This pain is still going on. Monday my neuro called in an RX for a cortisone dose pack and some Lortab. After tasking the first days pills, which of course is the biggest dose, the leg was so much better. But as each day went on and the dose of cortisone went down, the pain level and difficulty in walking due to the pain has gotten worse. And as the pain in the LEFT leg gets worse, the weakness in the RIGHT foot gets worse.
This weakness in one of my old original sx which I had gotten over through the years. I know that the restrictive movement of the pain makes the burden of my walking on my right leg greater. So that could make my foot weaker. She now won't be back in her office until Tuesday. Our families Christmas is at our house next Saturday. Needless to say I am concerned. I know that none of my family expect me to be this wonderful hostess or have this wonderfully decorated house. They would be shocked if it was decorated wonderful 'cause it never has before. My youngest daughter and my sisters' daughter in law have stepped up to the plate and done most of the cooking the last couple of holiday meals. But I'm still worried. |
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