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  1. #1
    Join Date
    Aug 2005
    Location
    Houston, TX
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    Hang in there! it get's better, but sounds like you are doing quite well already. You are right that the nerve pain can take a while to heal... I still get twinges in my big toe now 8 months later.

    Take the pain meds per docs order.....don't try to be a hero...they give them to you for a reason.

    As you start feeling up to it, take walks... it is great both for getting out of the house and to keep you active and get mobility back.

    Good luck!
    Ellen
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    http://main.nationalmssociety.org/goto/Ellen.Mallman

  2. #2
    Join Date
    Dec 2007
    Posts
    757
    Ered,

    You are doing great! Make sure you are taking B complex as this helps nerve damage and with recovery. Be slow and careful with PT...and make sure you get a good one.

    I cried when I woke up from my surgery, as the pain was gone and I couldn't believe it. I had weird feelings/tingling in my legs for quite a while, I want to say at least a year. Different for everyone, but DON'T get freaked out. Your body will heal, it really will.

    Ice is your friend. I still to this day ice after exercise. And yep, even six years later there is tingling here and there in my foot and legs on and off. Again, I don't get freaked out anymore. My chiropractor made all the difference in my recovery.
    Lisa

    Bacchetta Ti Aero
    ICE B1
    Bacchetta Cafe Mountain Bent

 

 

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