Achillies rupture
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Hi , last August I was dancing on a dance floor I thought I ruptured my achillies It was not diagnosed till March this year A complete 3.7 cm rupture I have now had surgery they took a tendon from my foot to reattach my achillies Surgery went well with achillies but I have been left with servere nerve pain in my foot It is servere in the middle of the foot and sends pain through my toes My toes have been curling in from the pain and have a lot of power I my toes Has anybody else suffered from this servere nerve pain after an achillies operation
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Swampiesue ivan33501
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ivan33501 Swampiesue
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jean34329 ivan33501
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Have you had any physiotherapy?
Are your toes pink and warm?
Is the boot too tight?
Jean
ivan33501 jean34329
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To early for physio still in boot for another 4 weeks maybe
Toes are warm just curling in from servere pain and can't straighten them anymore
No boot definitately not to tight
Ivan
jean34329 ivan33501
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Are you in the UK ?
Hope you don't mind my asking.
Jean
ivan33501 jean34329
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Endep 10
Cheers , I live in Australia the land down under
jean34329 ivan33501
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Were you taking it before you got these problems?
I would advise that you google the side effects of this drug. I took it and got cortical myoclonus as a rare side effect.
ivan33501 jean34329
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I know what the effects are but I have no choice the pain is so bad at times its like they impinged a or sone nerves
jean34329 ivan33501
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It is best to approach the manufacturers for a product data sheet for the full details on any drug.
Once the Lyrica has caused myoclonus there is no going back. With pain there is a chance it may go or be alleviated by safer drugs.
300 mgs of Lyrica is a big dose anyway.
I am just trying to stop someone else suffering from myoclonus which is a movement disorder.
Jean
jean34329 ivan33501
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At least 4 people in the UK developed serious condition of corticl myoclonus due to lyrica/ Pregabelin. Yes you do have a choice.
Vit B12 can help nerve pain.
jean34329 ivan33501
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There are safer alternatives. try not to worry.
Take care
Jean
Swampiesue ivan33501
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jean34329 Swampiesue
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Sorry to be the bearer of bad news. Jean.
jean34329 ivan33501
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I thought tthat I would write to you about the Lyrica.
I felt guilty tellling you about the side effects of this drug and what it did to me. However I just wanted to say that I do empathise with you about the unbearable paain.
I am in the same situation pain wise and today has been a very bad day for me in that respect. I know what pain can do to ones quality of life.
I would definitely continue looking into alternatives to Lyrica though.
Most of the anti epileptic drugs are very potent and should be avoided at all costs whenever possible. Obviously this posting does not apply to people with epilepsy. Never stop or reduce the dose of any medication especially anti epileptic medication without consulting a doctor or neurologis and seeking their opinion and/or approval.
Sorry to keep going on and on about it but like I said I AM having a bad day pain wise.
I understand that magnesium is a muscle relaxant .
Does the pain come and go? Does it vary in severity and if so have you any idea why?
Does anything help with the pain, appart from lyrica I mean. What makes the pain worse etc, etc.
Do you get any backache, numbness of the saddle area at all?
Do you have the signs and symptoms of plantar faciitis at all? Hope you do not mind my questions.
Take care
Jean
Jean
jean34329 ivan33501
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What is endep?
I tried to google it but was unsuccessful. I live in England so unsure what it is and how effective.
Jean