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Old 11-23-2011, 07:03 PM #3
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Dear Jackie! That sounds very intense! VERY intense!

I would venture to say that's what it is. I wonder what on earth would cause these out of the blue. You weren't straining or anything.
I agree with Saffy, it does sound like spasm, only very very intense ones! I didn't know they could get that bad.

Mine come on when I've been standing for over 10 minutes. Before I was put on Baclofen, I'd get them even just sitting at my desk at work. It felt like a knife was in my back. I didn't have problems breathing, but the pain was so bad I'd lie on the floor in tears.
I know Mark will have good explanation. I recall him saying he used to scream into a pillow from the horrid pain.

I'm glad you started this thread Jackie, because I too wondered how other people would describe these nasty things.
Definately bring this up to Dr!

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