Guest guest Posted April 24, 2010 Report Share Posted April 24, 2010 >Hello. I am 44 and live in New Zealand. >Arthritis brings with it enough pain to try a person, but 2 years ago it also caused me to develop neuropathy in the sensory nerve in my groin (lateral femoral cutaneous nerve). Now I really had pain!! > So last week I saw the pain specialist (he is an anesthetist) and he readily prescribed me tramadol 200mg SR twice daily. Better than that though, he injected my nerve > with anesthetic and clonidine - and the pain has been gone for 4 days now Hi I added the New Zealand to your name, because we have another in our group. She refers to herself as in New Mexico. I am all to familiar with neuropathy pain. I've been dealing with it for 9 years now. The inflatable cuffs that were put in my thighs to prevent bleeding when I had both of my knees replaced. It has permanently damaged the sensory nerves in both thighs. During my worst days the pain goes up into my groin area, which hurts even more, so I feel for you. Welcome to our group. I so glad you are having at least several days of pain relief from the injection your doctor gave you. Kaylene Sorry you have had such a horrible time finding any medication that eases the pain. Have you tried Lyrica, and Methadone? I also take Lortabs for breakthrough pain. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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