The Dr said it shouldn't be causing pain. Well he's not in my body!! I had Radio Frequency Ablation on the left side T6, 7 and 8 about a week and a half ago. Not working. It's hard for me to describe the pain. It feels like my spine is on fire and being ripped out of my back! I also have a bubbling, popping and cracking feeling. I can feel my my bones grind. I can't take it anymore! I am so tired of being in pain and crying. The Dr gave me Neurontin 300mg 3x a day and Vicodin 5-500 2x a day or as needed. It doesn't work. And he only gives me 20 pain pills that's supposed to last me 2 weeks. I want the pain gone and not have to take pills! I don't understand why he can't figure out whats wrong. Sorry I'm rambling. I have no one else to listen. My family is tired of me,my kids are mad because I can't get them anything for Christmas and my husband is afraid to touch me. I'm just so stressed and depressed. I want it to end
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