[omya]

Hi, i am here for support and maybe an explanation! I am a 45 years old mother of a daughter(16), son(13). Before september 2011 i had a pretty normal life, then i started having this weird pain in an area between my last rib (down) and the start of my legs(end of my body). Sorry for my language, my moter tongue isnt english. The pain is hard to describe, it's burning, tingling, shooting pain, sometimes it's like an electric shock, sometimes it's a dull pain that's just taking over the whole area, back and front. The pain gets worse in the late afternoon/night tie. It's making e very depressed and short tempered. I've had loads of scans and tests, the final conclusion is that it's nerve inflammation/damages. I have been on Lyrica 50mg 3 times daily, not working. Now they prescribed Amiptryptiline 10 mg 2 tablets at night, which I havent started yet, I am worried about combining it with Lyrica. Any support, ideas, are much appreciated.

[Blessings2You]

Hi Omya, welcome to the community! Here is a good place to start, our forum "Chronic Pain". http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum10.html

I'm sorry you're going through this trial, and hope you'll find some advice here. You will surely find some support!

[Leesa]

Hello Omya ~ I'm so sorry you're suffering so badly.

Please go ahead and take the new medication. You will be just fine. The doctor would not have given it to you if it would clash with the Lyrica. Also the pharmacist has a kind of "alarm" that goes off if any medication does not go together, so when he entered your new medication into the system, if it clashed with the old, the alarm would have "gone off." He would have known. So you're okay. Please take the new medication, okay?

I hope it helps to relieve your pain. Please let us know, will you? God bless and please take care. Hugs, Lee

[MelodyL]

Hi there. Welcome!!

Your English is just fine. Don't worry. I am so sorry for what you are going through. Besides Lyrica, (which often is prescribed for nerve pain), you mentioned that the doctor said "inflammation". Did he prescribe any anti-inflammatory meds"


There are numerous anti-inflammatory meds that doctor prescribe that greatly decrease inflammation in the body.

Keep us updated.

Take care and nice meeting you.

Melody

[Darlene]

omya,

It is great to have you come and be with us. You will fine a great number of dear friends to listen when you are in need of ears. Please, just let us know how we can help you out. You will find out we are supportive and relaxing place.

Please keep us up to date on your situation. Again welcome, looking forward to seeing you around. My thoughts and prayers are with you.