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FS and pain related nausea?

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billie68169
billie68169

Hi everyone, a fellow FS sufferer here...I've had it diagnosed through an MRI after falling off my horse on Boxing day last year...all things considered the journey has had it's downs but mostly on the up's at the moment in terms of pain, movement and strength...I'm at the thaw stage and come from New Zealand..my burning question is..does anyone experience nausea from their pain? twice I've experienced it and my physio says it's a result of nerve pain...being the google master I am it's not really answering my question of is this a "normal" pain response or not or normal for FS? so really I'm trying to find out if anyone is experiencing the same or similar issues of pain related nausea. Thank you in advance smile

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  • mia57561
    mia57561 billie68169

    Posted

    I experience nausea with my fs pain daily, I have lost thirty pounds since the pain started, it sucks even after surgery I'm still in Costa t pain and nothing send to help, healing prayers sent for you
  • Jay91157
    Jay91157 billie68169

    Posted

    Hi, I have never experienced nausea with  FS. I have had FS since Oct 2012 and when the days were at there worse in terms of not being able to tolerate the pain without feeling exhausted and relying on med I still did not feel nauseas. I am not convinced its associated with nerve damage either. Suggest you get another opinion. Best Wishes 
  • ann75691
    ann75691 billie68169

    Posted

    Yes, initially I felt sick with the pain and tiredness. Found it hard to eat anything! Hope it settles soon.
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