24 weeks pregnant numb leg Videos

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Hi Joycelyn, I know I'm only young, but I have just watched your video and read through your symptoms and some of them sound similar, if not the same to mine, and I have had diagnosis for mine. First of all have they ever talked about the possibility of you having a type of chronic pain syndrome? 4 years ago when I was twelve I developed severe headpain over night that was thought to be a brain tumor, I then had an MRI scan where they then mis-diagnosed meningitis on the brain, it turns out it wasn't that but was instead chronic pain syndrome. The chronic pain syndrome spreads into my spine, hips and legs aswell, and causes horrid tingling and swelling in my ankles and knees, aswell as tingling and tight uncontrollable clenching of my draw. This also causes sever double vision, and blurriness of my eyes. One of my medications that I take and find helps is amitriptyline (its used to treat things like depression, longterm pain and arthritis). At first it caused me to have nausea and a small amount of sickness however within a week or two this passed, and it actually helps! It doesn't take the pain away but it does make it more tolerable by taking the edge off. Also I find that another tablet called Pregabalin helps in a simular way. Secondly for your migraines that you mentioned in the information down below, and the jaw clenching and tingling, it might be worth looking into a headache called nummular headache. I have this in a severe form and tried continuous DHE infusions for, but unfortunately they didn't work. The nummular headache can also cause issues with vision and mobility too. Its a difficult diagnosis to get as not many people have heard of it and alot of doctors don't recognise it, but it may be worth looking into. Thirdly, have they mentioned the possibility of you having Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (M.E)? This is a neurological disorder which isn't found on any type of scan but is diagnosed by symptoms. It can cause problems with your heart, digestion, nervous system, mobility, vision, memory, hearing, pain, exhaustion and thats inly to name a few!. There are multiple symptoms that come with the diagnosis, but each person gets them differently. Also have they mentioned chronic fatigue or maybe an iron difficency? Again these can also cause simular symptoms. Regarding mobility and exhaustion, have your doctors mentioned getting you fitted for a wheelchair? It was decided that this would benefit me, and although I was extremely hesitant, I have found that its good as I can now go to college, and I can go out with my family. I also have alot of other health issues that influenced, my doctors towards this, but I thought it might be an idea even if you were just to use it occasionally. How is your nutrition? I am very fatigued and slightly malnourished so I have to have nutritional help in the way of formulas. I cant mannage to eat much due to my stomach issues and general exhaustion itself. Even if you had some supplement shakes to give you more energy, vitamins, minerals, and proteins, could help to improve your energy, even if just by a little. I also have Melatonin tablets that I take at night which help me sleep at night as I struggle with sleep due to the amount of pain. I don't know if you suffer with sleep or not but I thought that might be helpful if your pain is keeping you up at night. Also have you considered having counselling, this might help you to cope with living with this horrid illness and symptoms. I'm not saying it will help the physical pain that your experiencing, but sometimes talking to someone and sharing your opintion, with someone who you don't know can help you deal with it emotionally, as the pain is quite traumatic. In NO way am I a medical expert or doctor, and might be completely wrong, but I just wanted tobtry and give some advice or help, as I know how hard this battle can be :) xx You are one very brave lady x

I'm sorry for your situation, I am currently working on getting disability and it is tough even with all of my documented conditions and surgeries. (NOT impossible, I'm just saying they definitely don't make it easy) You might want to check out Vocational Rehabilitation. They are a program that helps people with disabilities find a job and make sure they have all of the things they need (they currently are putting me through college and paid for my laptop, recliner, desk etc) I know they have it in Florida, but it might be worth checking out different programs in your area. Keep fighting and good luck!

I have the same thing in different muscles it will happen for a few weeks then stop for a few months then start again for years.

awh josh is so adorable. &' amber must feel ignored a lot. ): but hopefully everything will get better!! [: you have to go through bad times for them to get better, right? (:

I love this guy! Thank God for these videos glad to be the first comment. I love the spiritual stuff too lol. God bless.