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turner992g 09-29-2011 09:00 AM

Tiny Syrinx
 
Can a tiny Syrinx cause pain, and major discomfort, I also have spurs

razzle51 09-29-2011 10:53 AM

syrinx
 
yes it can and having spurs on top of it doubles the pain. as I have the same problem but my syrinx is from T4 - T10 . Roz

turner992g 09-29-2011 11:52 AM

new kid on the block
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by razzle51 (Post 810403)
yes it can and having spurs on top of it doubles the pain. as I have the same problem but my syrinx is from T4 - T10 . Roz

Thanks, Roz.

Am having trouble convincing some doc's, I am on pain meds, but I don't want to live the rest of my life like this.

would like to share some symptoms.

Little finger and finger next, can go numb in a split second.
Lap part of legs if walking or standing numb

Severe pain in shoulders, hips and ankles, as well as my back at times.
Very first symptom, was a heated area just below my right lower rib, along with pain, I feel like at time this is all in my head, as I have had every tests known to man.

Really been lucky not to have many headaches.

I do have muscle spasms at times, different places.

Am I losing it???? or are these real ??

Thanks I am new here.........

Gary

turner992g 09-29-2011 12:25 PM

not to mention fatigue..................it is the worst..........

turner992g 09-29-2011 03:53 PM

Why the fatigue???
 
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Originally Posted by turner992g (Post 810437)
not to mention fatigue..................it is the worst..........

Why does this cause fatigue? I can understand pain, but why fatigue?

TeachMA 10-25-2011 01:25 PM

WHy FAtique?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by turner992g (Post 810497)
Why does this cause fatigue? I can understand pain, but why fatigue?

I think its just the body working overdrive. To do normal activities takes more load on the body. Also if your central nervous system is under attack...how can you feel perfect??? Also if you have Thoracic injury, it can effect your breathing. If you cannot breath well, you will fell tired as well. Hope this helps! Exhausted too!!

razzle51 10-28-2011 09:58 AM

yep to what she said , and if your on medication it may be causing that. I take B6 and B12 AND IT gives me a little lift in spirits.


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