Guest guest Posted June 25, 2002 Report Share Posted June 25, 2002 , I thought that my hiking trip might be a bit much....not even being over a flare. I stopped taking my nutritional supplements, as my stomach (IBS) flared up -and I couldn't stand swallow even one more pill, without gagging....and today, the new med bextra has caused nausea and diarrhea, and palpitations. I haven't asked for an actual pain killer--even when I cracked my ankle bone...they only prescribed nsaids.....i've never had a narcotic med prescribed......the one time I did ask-- I was accused of being a drug seeker--and it probably is on my chart as such. The reason I am looking for a new GP is that this latest doctor, told me that the only treatment for FMS was NSAIDs and PT, and that's it--I guess this doctor isn't right for me. This flare has lasted 11 months, almost double every other flare i've ever had. With the overwhelming fatigue, I can't be running from DR to DR and NOT get any help, or PT or phychiatrist for that matter....just a quick appointment leaves me exhausted for days...things have gotten so much worse over the last few years...if it was just a matter of will or physical strength, i'd be up and out of here.....the constant throbbing, burning, spasmy pain is wearing on me something awful, just trying to keep myself from declining physically is almost too much anymore. I worry that the day will come when I won't have the muscle strength or the will to go on....then what? Sorry to be so depressing, I know you all will understand is the only reason I feel comfortable talking about this. kmnewberry@... _________________________________________________________________ MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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