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nightnurse30 08-26-2012 10:06 AM

Great!! Glad you figured out what the problem is and that i could steer you in the right direction!!

Mark in Idaho 08-26-2012 06:21 PM

I hate to be repeating myself.

Have you done any icing of your lower back?

When in doubt, get the ice pack out.

Mrs-B 08-27-2012 11:53 AM

Hi Mark,

Yes, I have 2 bags of frozen peas just to ice my neck and back of the head, while the other I place on my lower back & mid back when I have pain on the broken rib.

The swellings are not going down. Even the back of the head is still swollen.

I feel a bit of relief when I have a hot shower, I pick the shower head up, put it in max pressure and position on the lower back area.

I was wondering if I should ask a referral to see a orthopedist, or should I assume it's really just muscles and nerves and find a chiropractor?!

It's almost 1 month since my accident, I find it strange that the swelling areas are the same, the rest hasn't improved it at all.

lah0816 08-27-2012 08:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mrs-B (Post 908359)
Hello everyone,

I'm wondering if anyone else had any changes on bladder function after injury?!
I don't feel any urge to go to the bathroom at all. It could go all day long and nothing. It's a very strange feeling. I have been "forcing" myself around 4 times a day for the past 10 days or so, but never have a relief or emptiness feeling.

Anyone else with the same problem? What is the GP advice on this matter?
How could I know if I'm having liquids retention?

Are you drinking plenty of fluids? Are you sweating the fluids out thru work or exercise? also, are you on narcotics? they are notoroious for causing urinary retention so watch for that if you are on them.


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