At least this pain clinic physician tried to do something with the affected area vs. just say "Let's put you on XYZ opiate/narcotic and see how it goes."I like the pain clinics are a freaking joke! That's exactly what the pain clinic told me and wanted to do to me. The first one I went to the doc gave me an injection in my spine. Didn't really explain exactly what he was doing or what he was using. Evidently it wasn't something for long term pain relief, it was just a damn test to see if it would affect my pain.
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All it did was numb that area. The one thing about spinal pain is it lets you know when you have gone too far in movement I didn't have that warning anymore ............................ At least until about 2:30 AM .
My spine let me know I was a dumbass and I had moved in forbidden ways.
I took a huge dose of the test RSO, dugout A big lob with my dabbing tool and put it directly underneath my tongue and chased it with three shots of Jack and a Shiner beer. The pain was so intense, I was sweating profusely.
It took three weeks before the pain calmed to reasonable MY normal levels, which is still quite a bit.
I ain't letting Them cut on me either
I really kind of think you have an immune response going on. The problem is what is causing that response...duh!
Have they run a toxicology report on you to see if you have any foreign chemicals, compounds or the sort?
It sounds like having some serious opiate(s)/narcotic(s) on hand for infrequent use, when really needed, is something to consider.
