Re: anybody with migrating pain?

[Guest guest]

Hello Group

 

I have been diagnosed with SD, have been on minocin for almost 20 months ,

taking doxy with minocin for 6 months.  I have migrating pains since a year ago.

in  some part of my body like knees have symmetrical pain but my elbow is

unsymmerical. yesterday my right elbow was very painful. tody it is fine but my

left elbow is painful instead.

 

I am wodering if any of you experience migrating pain?. last year and early this

year I had a migrating and very painful pain in my rib cage. It cleared out.

I welcome your comments.

soheila    

[Guest guest]

Hello Group

I have been diagnosed with SD, have been on minocin for almost 20 months ,

taking doxy with minocin for 6 months. I have migrating pains since a year

ago. in some part of my body like knees have symmetrical pain but my elbow

is unsymmerical. yesterday my right elbow was very painful. tody it is fine

but my left elbow is painful instead.

I am wodering if any of you experience migrating pain?. last year and early

this year I had a migrating and very painful pain in my rib cage. It cleared

out.

I welcome your comments.

soheila

[i had this years before I was ever diagnosed or had steady pain I think a

lot of people had this..

cooky

[Guest guest]

Soheila,

I had polymyositis, and the pain migrated from different muscle groups, and

also different bones and joints. This was especially true after treatment-

it was almost as if the disease itself were being chased around my body

until the abx finally wiped it out. I hope this helps- wish you the best!

Emma

On Thu, Nov 27, 2008 at 11:53 AM, soheila A <soadl80@...> wrote:

> Hello Group

>

> I have been diagnosed with SD, have been on minocin for almost 20 months ,

> taking doxy with minocin for 6 months. I have migrating pains since a year

> ago. in some part of my body like knees have symmetrical pain but my elbow

> is unsymmerical. yesterday my right elbow was very painful. tody it is fine

> but my left elbow is painful instead.

>

> I am wodering if any of you experience migrating pain?. last year and early

> this year I had a migrating and very painful pain in my rib cage. It cleared

> out.

> I welcome your comments.

> soheila

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Everyone.  Yes, Migrating pain is part of this disease process.  The

micoplasmas do not stay in one place.  They seem to run around the body.  I

picture it like the pack man game.  The antibiotic is chasing the micoplasmas. 

No one told me this.  It is just what it feels like.  As long as the process is

going on, I feel like I am fighting the disease and just have to have the

patience to know that one day, I may be disease free.  But for right now, I just

have to put up with the inconveniences of killing off the micoplasma.  I don't

know who said that antibiotics do not kill micoplasma because my new " Infectious

Medicine Doctor " , says that the ABX does kill them off.  So, that is good new to

hear.  He also confirmed that ABX is a good antiinflammatory.  So, it is a

double benefit. Hope everyone had a great thankgiving.  My cousin from Germany

is in town.  She stayed here last night.  Went to her brother's for dinner and

will be back

tomorrow night.  She is such a fun person to have around.  I always miss her

when she returns to Germany.  Maybe, one of these days, I'll be able to go there

and visit her.  Take care, Dolores & Mike  

> Hello Group

>

> I have been diagnosed with SD, have been on minocin for almost 20 months ,

> taking doxy with minocin for 6 months. I have migrating pains since a year

> ago. in some part of my body like knees have symmetrical pain but my elbow

> is unsymmerical. yesterday my right elbow was very painful. tody it is fine

> but my left elbow is painful instead.

>

> I am wodering if any of you experience migrating pain?. last year and early

> this year I had a migrating and very painful pain in my rib cage. It cleared

> out.

> I welcome your comments.

> soheila

>

>