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10-25-2016, 08:48 PM
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I haven't had a massage since my dx of SFN.
I asked my pain dr about it yesterday during my appointment and he said it was ok to do but it needs to be a 'light' massage and no touching the feet. I have so much tension in my neck and shoulders that I'm hoping it will help with that. I'm trying to learn to live with my pain.....it's not easy. Now that I'm off oxycodone I realize how much it was helping. Right now I'm trying Tylenol 3. Seems to help just a little after an hour. I am going to take one before I go to my massage tomorrow. I know massage helps some with neuropathy and I've read others say it put them in a flare. The pain dr keeps pushing the new HF 10 Nervo SCS and wants me to really think about a trial after the first of the year. Just not sure I can go through with another one. If he would just increase my ER morphine I think it would help me but he says 30 mg twice a day is as high as he can go. Just disappointed in that. Hope everyone is doing as well as they can. Debi from Georgia |
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