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Old 07-21-2014, 06:06 AM #11
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Go to a doctor and get that ankle and hip checked out!! What if you have a fracture? You shouldn't be trying to walk on it.
Sorry everyone for not getting back sooner. I was just burnt out and pretty much shut down. I seriously slept all weekend which is like a miracle! lol Anyway, I did go to a doctor and I do not have a fracture. So I guess it is just suck it up. Thank you for all your concerns and thoughts!
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I do need to get some Vitamin C but right now I can't afford it. I am hoping I can figure something out though.


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Soft hugs, so sorry for your pain. I did not get a chance to read any replies, sorry. Do you have a pain management doc you could see and help get you through the rough patch? Do you have any lidocaine patches or anything that helps take the sting out so to speak?

You may want to beef up on your vitamin C right away, just for prevention and healing.

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It is hard to tell if it is painful because something is wrong or if it is just the CRPS. But it never hurts to get it checked out. Better safe than sorry!


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Oh no! I'm so sorry.

I actually fell down a flight of stairs on Monday night. I TOTALLY understand the hurting everywhere! What's worse is last week my Rheumatologist told me to avoid stairs ( I have something going on with my knee now and the knee cap us sliding out of place).

My sister asked if I needed to go to the doctor and get some X-ray's done. I said well see in a couple days. Some times I think it is hard to gauge pain, swelling, etc. When I am on so much medication already.

Hope you are feeling better.
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Sorry everyone for not getting back sooner. I was just burnt out and pretty much shut down. I seriously slept all weekend which is like a miracle! lol Anyway, I did go to a doctor and I do not have a fracture. So I guess it is just suck it up. Thank you for all your concerns and thoughts!
Glad nothing is broken!!
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thanks for the followup! Feel better soon! Get your vitamin C from fresh fruit and veggies, this is a great time of year for that!
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