[Catherine95624]

I recently face a chronic pain on my left forearm that I could not even lift it up and down normally as my right arm. I have showed up at the ER so many times, but those neurologists think the problem was my brain because my original illness was Epilepsy that's why they think seizures make my muscles pain. They took the LP, CAT scan and other tests on my brain but they all turn out negative. Finally, I ended up with those Vicodins from my family doctor. Until now, my left foream still ends up hurt with no reason and I could not sleep that I have to take Vicodins regularly with Ambiens, the sleeping aid.
I just took the MRI, but my neurosurgeon also said that it's a regrow cys on my neck and it's not serious enough for surgery. I don't understand what to do now, Please help me for I can't sleep with those pain. When I ask for the morphines, those docs say "no" because I am an addict. When I go to the Er asking for the morphines, those docs diagnose my neck not my arm and they say those neck tests were negative that I don't need morphines. When I am home, I am suffering with the pain and sleepless all night that I have to take those vicodins.

Anyone, have any idea what's wrong with my arm and why those docs thinking it has any relation with my neck. I mean at least when I am saying to them that my foream hurts and my brain test turn out negative, they could have asked another question that should my arm has any fracture right? Am I right? I am not a doc, I don't know. That's why I need help. Please, anyone advise.


Cat.