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Reply: The "silent symptom" that no one wants to talk abo...

Hi there deafedteacher: I am sure that you are not the only one who has the same issues'...

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Reply: Attn: Expert - Differentiate MS spasms from spina...

Hi there silverbonnet: I haven't been replying a whole lot on pc as it has been in and out...

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Reply: Chronic Pain, Vision Blurring, Memory Loss, Unstab...

Thank you so much Kim for your reply. The Physician has changed my meds' just within the...

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Chronic Pain, Vision Blurring, Memory Loss, Unstab...

I have been on Humira for Psoratic Arthritis and Psoriasis for approx. 1one yr. now. In the...

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I have been on Humira for Psoratic Arthritis and Psoriasis for approx. 1one yr. now. In the past 6 mths. or so I am finding that I am getting alot of back pain (however I do have back issues). Fingers' curl up with severe pain. As well I get severe pain in my legs which catches me off guard. Just recently I was coming up the stairs carrying and item, the pain hit so bad in my calves that I dropped what I was carrying. Since then I will not go up/down stairs without the use of the rail. Pain at the top of my spine. My physician has mentioned a pinched nerve at that point. Very fatigued at times. I can get up in the morning and within a half/to an hr. I could just go back and sleep.
I honestly dont' know what is happening and I can honestly say it is scary. The Physician at one point mentioned Fibromyalgia, I had CVR blood test done and have heard nothing. I have many very painful trigger points, my shoulders, arms, back (top/bottom) hip pain as well as this pain I described coming up the stairs. This pain itself will wake me out of a sleep that I have to quickly get out of bed, try and balance myself and then walk around, this doesn't always work. As soon as I get back into bed the pain just shoots up again. Is there anyone out there who may have the same symptoms. I am new to the site (have been on before) however have just recently made a come back. It is very hard for me to sit, if I cross my legs or plant my feet on the floor while sitting my legs go numb. Any help anyone can give me would certainly be appreciated as to what may be going on with me. I'm worried, I have hubby mystified as well as scared and worried. I dont' know what to do. There have also been some times that when I am driving my foot will go into a cramp forcing me to pull over, take my shoe off and get out and walk around, as mentioned previously this just doesn't always work. Your answers' or anyone who has this I would certainly appreciate hearing from. I am on pain meds' however its' gotten to the point that they are not working anymore. Thanks so much for just hearing me out!!View Thread

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Reply: Is it just in my head....pls help

Hi there: So many ppl. on this site are here to help you. I think your Physician should...

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Hi there: So many ppl. on this site are here to help you. I think your Physician should possibly check you for Fibromyalgia. This disease (hate that word) causes' pain in different joints of your body, it can also effect your vision. Something I myself have. If your Physican is willing to work with you, it is possible that you may have bursitis/tendinitis in your shoulder which is also painful. No doubt going to so many Eye Drs' you are getting so much feedback that its hard to take it all in. Each one no doubt giving you a different answer. As well ask him/her to see a Rheumatoid Arthritis Physician. With all the answers you are getting I can imagine you just spinning wondering what is going on. You keep mentioning your eye more so than anything else. Perhaps seeing a Eye Surgeon may help you with answers as well. I dont' know all of your med. history so its really hard to pinpoint. I myself am not a Physician but I would certainly see your Physician and be bold about it. Just say "look, I'm at wits end" tell me whats going on. He/she is saying do this, do that, or nothing at all, that is of no help to you. Dont' be offensive to your Physician but go in with a list of your symptoms, let the Receptionist know that you need time with him/her to discuss your issues'. It is hardly fair to you for him to just tell you "its' nothing" and leaving you not knowing. You will hear from others' on this site, I am certainly appreciative to all of those that I have heard from on this site. There should be no need to change Physicians' unless you absolutely feel that this one is just not doing what he/she should. I wish you much luck and I do hope that you get the answers' you are looking for. Pls. try not to get yourself worked up, I know its' hard not to especially with so much going on and zero knowledge of what is happening. I dont' know where you live but I do know in Ontario Physicians are hard to find. If your symptoms worsen I would go directly to your Hospital and tell them what is going on and if they can assist you with your ailments' and possibly a new Physician if one is available for you. Please try and think "positive" neagativity sometimes' makes the problems worse. Sending you a big hug and I do honestly hope you get the answers' you are looking for. Take care!! :0)View Thread

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Reply: MISDIAGNOSED WITH MS

If your own Physician told you after having tests' done and medication given to you it just...

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Reply: Can someone answer a question I have regarding MS

Thank you so much for your reply. As for seeing a Rheumatologist any earlier I dont'...

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Reply: MISDIAGNOSED WITH MS

Hi there An_240804 : I can certainly empasize what you are going through. I would as well...

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Can someone answer a question I have regarding MS

Hi there! My name is Marly. I was put on Humira (Embrel) for Plaque/Psoriatic Arthritis...

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