It's getting on my nerves!
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Good evening hippies!
Not mentioned it before , but at the end of the day my operated leg's nerves are firing off like popping candy. Is anyone else suffering the same or am I just the lucky one?
love and hugs xx
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Annette1234 kate32837
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While I think some of us experince somethings and most of all wiil experience other things, I cannot say I have exerienced the leg nerves popping like candy xo
sarah1996 kate32837
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I had this the day after my surgery. I videoed all the nerves in my thigh twitching and stuff. Kt was horrendously annoying 😂
kate32837 sarah1996
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You're telling me! Just don't know where to put my leg!! Sore bum and nervy leg- it's enough to turn me to drink!! 😫
sarah1996 kate32837
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Haha i was the total opposite. I had my first drink last saturday for the first time since new year haha. The effect my hip was having on me started to ruin my fun and i couldnt enjoy going out or anything so just stopped drinking, also wanted to be a bit healthy for the surgery haha. 😂 how long post op are you? X
kate32837 sarah1996
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Ten long weeks Sarah, I'm a healthy 62 usually! Haven't been able to work on my allotment since March and getting a bit fed up to be honest. xx
sarah1996 kate32837
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When do you think you will try going back to the allotment? Xx
kate32837 sarah1996
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Don't hold out much hope for the rest of this summer. Pinning all my hopes on physio next week to help with the stalled recovery, enjoy your date! xx
sarah1996 kate32837
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Haha well if you're in the UK i think our summer is about over haha. Its lashed down most of the day and its meant to tomorrow to haha. Has something happened to stall your recovery or is it just a long one? I feel worse now than i did before op if thats even possible 😂
Thankyou im looking forward to it, we're going to a farm 😂 xx
linda38528 sarah1996
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Hugs,
L
anna87839 kate32837
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Hi Kate I'm a healthy 62 also, I'm just at 6 weeks
finding very uncomfortable to walk with out crutches, how we're you at this time in recovery?
It's so frustrating isn't it you can't do things you want to do so much, with me I'm an avid
gardener hope to be one again on day .lots of hugs Ana
sarah1996 linda38528
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Thanks hun. Im really excited 😊
kate32837 anna87839
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Hi Ana
at 6 weeks I was on one stick but only just. The worst thing for me was all the people! We live in the country and had to travel to London for my post op with the surgeon. That was really scary, going on the train then being surrounded by lots of commuters.
At 11 weeks I still use my stick sometimes, no shame in that my dear! Doing lots in the pool and peddled a recumbent bike yesterday for the first time. One thing I recommend - get some physio, I had to wait but am finally going on Tuesday , hope I haven't done any permanent damage but we all do need some help ( not just a leaflet) in the early stages.
take it steady, rest and eat plants of fresh foods to strengthen those poorly muscles! Hugs xxx
anna87839 kate32837
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sam46443 sarah1996
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Me too, started to diet in the new year preparing for THR this meant cutting out the booze, and also like you pain and tramadol pre op meant that I was a bit of a party pooper. Anyway had the op on July 18th and the surgeon managed to break my leg in theatre, so I was non weight bearing for 6 weeks (going in to see surgeon on wednesday) anyway due to the set back ive been stuck in the house cos there are lots of stairs, but I have had enough, and Ive hired a wheelchair, my 4 friends are coming over tonight to take me out, and I think I'll have a couple of beers ...woohoo
BTW have managed to lose 16 kilos since January and I know that this will make a huge difference to my rehab.
sarah97675 kate32837
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The dreaded restless leg syndrome! I had this last week about an hour after going to bed - it's awful. Try stretching and walking. I use magnesium spray too. Hope it goes soon X X
linda38528 sarah97675
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😰magnesium spray! Does this work topically?!
Please let me know if it works ... please let it be so!
Combined with the night sweats last time .. it was brutal.
I am determined to beat it with my next surgery in Sept.
Thanks for the hint.
L
kate32837 sarah97675
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Thanks Sarah, I'll give it a go! X
Annette1234 linda38528
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Magnesuim spray? do tell... do we spray ourselves? I saw on a tv show
( Dr Oz) that most of us are 80% deficient in magnesium and the best way to cure it is either a foot bath or bath with Epson salts! I tired it last summer, my soreness and muscles felt so much better. Now I realize that probbly non of us can take a bath but you have me thing of a oot soak in my lavender epson salts. wink, wink Annette xo
linda38528 Annette1234
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xo
kate32837
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sarah97675 Annette1234
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It usually works for me - just spray on and rub in. I got mine from Holland & Barrat) UK store). It can sting sometimes.
sarah97675 kate32837
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Hi, how are you getting on with the spray ? Had to use mine again tonight and it's helped. X
kate32837 sarah97675
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Hi Sarah
Annette is right, it does sting but strangely it does work. Finally got to physio yesterday. More exercise including retraining my balance brain!! I've got to stand on one leg then the with eyes closed for as long as possible.At the moment I can only do 19 seconds!! X
sarah97675 kate32837
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Great news- pleased it's helped x
Well done on 19 seconds x
Annette1234
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my lord, all of us think it's our brains but I must tell you it's this site and how our keyboards work or don't work on it, awful.
I was stating above the use of a foot bath