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Help...iv been in pain for to long ..

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Tiredmom_510
Tiredmom_510

I'm 34 I work full time I coach cheer .I'm in active person ..

Many years ago I started getting aches and pains

Pulled muscle here. Sprain something there arthritis carpooltunnel . but I'm getting worse and I feel like I'm being misdiagnosed ..

I have aches every where

Feels like I'v pulled every muscle from my calf down my arms shoulders sometimes back and neck

My balance has been off my head feels like it's always in a fog .. My hands crap go num my fingers stop Working. I'm scared I'm going crazy and I just wanna feel better!!!

I don't no how to get the doctors to do more !!!

I don't no what to say tonight them to help me ..

Any suggestions

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  • andrewwakelin
    andrewwakelin Tiredmom_510

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    Have you had a Creatine Kinase (CK or CPK) blood test? The CK level is significantly raised in many muscle conditions. If yours is raised it might push the doctors to investigate thoroughly.

    As your problems go back some years it is worth you reading the page "Could my problems be due to McArdle's?" in the McArdle's (GSD Type V) section of the AGSD-UK web site. Althogh symptoms normally show before the age of 10, some people maintain very good fitness from childhood and do not realise their problems until their 20s or even later.

    https://www.agsd.org.uk/

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