neuropathic pain and muscles spasms

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What could cause both? I am struggling with believing that my pelvic muscles are in spasm from an infection causing nerve pain, or that my nerve pain caused by an infection is causing my spasms

Can we review the reasons one can have both going on? I want to get to the root cause of this and am wondering what I should explore first.

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Carolyn,

The following paragraph is taken from the first page,

sixth paragraph on Enterolab's website. Nerve and

muscle spasm is a major symptom. So that is one

reason:

" Other symptoms not associated with the gut include

weakness, peripheral neuropathy (numbness or tingling

in hands or feet), muscle spasms, bone pain, night

blindness and cessation of menses. "

Here is the website (see sixth paragraph):

http://www.finerhealth.com/Educational_Info/Gluten_Sensitivity/FAQ/

Arline

--- Carolyn52192@... wrote:

> What could cause both? I am struggling with

> believing that my pelvic

> muscles are in spasm from an infection causing nerve

> pain, or that my nerve pain

> caused by an infection is causing my spasms

>

> Can we review the reasons one can have both going

> on? I want to get to the

> root cause of this and am wondering what I should

> explore first.

>

> C

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Will muscles stop spasming if nerves are calmed with meds?

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It actually makes perfect sense that you have both because nerves feed muscles.

Also,

depending how long you have had pain, you can develop secondary muscle spasms

from

flinching against pain. This was the cycle I got into: chronic infection and

overtreatment

of infection led to pain that wouldn't go away even when the infection was all

gone. Some

doctors (Ledger, especially) think it's a gene that mediates whose nerves go

into " on "

mode and refuse to shut off and whose nerves calm down when the trouble

(infection,

allergic reaction, whatever) has passed. Nereves send messages to muscles... It

all

becomes a vicious cycle. What worked for me was a combination approach: seeing

both a

vulvar MD and a pt.

Lia

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> > What could cause both? I am struggling with

> > believing that my pelvic

> > muscles are in spasm from an infection causing nerve

> > pain, or that my nerve pain

> > caused by an infection is causing my spasms

> >

> > Can we review the reasons one can have both going

> > on? I want to get to the

> > root cause of this and am wondering what I should

> > explore first.

> >

> > C

> >

> >

> >

> > ************************************** Get a sneak

> > peek of the all-new AOL at

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Explore everything you can, C, in order to find the symptoms closest to yours and then start eliminating causes with such things as diet, PT, antihistamimines, blood tests to rule out STD's and other diseases, a biopsy if necesary, etc. Read all you can on the medical sites -- all the while determining if the symptoms you are reading about are closely aligned with what you suffer. That's pretty much what each of us has to do, as it seems this disorder can be (and is) caused by many different things and we each have to ferret out what our causes may be. For me, there were several causes which all contributed to my v pain and nerve pain was one of them.Carolyn52192@... wrote: What could cause both? I am struggling with believing that my pelvic muscles are in spasm from an infection causing nerve pain, or that my nerve pain caused by an infection is causing my spasms Can we review the reasons one can have both going on? I want to get to the root cause of this and am wondering what I should explore first. CGet a sneak peek of the all-new AOL.com.

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