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Please help me!!!

Hurtmama posted:

I am a 30 year old mother of two. When my daughter was delivered 2 years ago, she was stuck under my pelvic girdle. After that birth I have had some moderate pain in my right hip for 2 years. Now in the past couple months I experienced chronic pain in my right side of my shoulder blade up through my neck. Recently the pain has submerged from my right hip down my right leg and up through my right shoulder blade and neck. I had to quit work because of dropping things and running into things and general wobbliness. After i quit work in the last two weeks i now have a head tremor and right arm and right leg tremor.I have been to a university hospital and had MRI tests taken and ct scans done, but everything showed negative. No bleeding, no structural damage or tumors. I need help walking now and can't lift my right leg when I'm lying down. The neurologist told me he had no idea what was causing my pain or tremors and hoped it was temporary and would go away. He is treating me for fibro may alga with lyrica. It has done nothing for my hip pain and still can't lift my right leg or walk. Oxycodone seems to ease pain from arm and neck a little but still feel pain in hip and leg.. AND ALL THE PAIN AND TREMORS ARE ON RIGHT SIDE ONLY!!! Left side no pain or inconveniences at all. Can anyone help me? Please!! Any advice at all.

5 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:Please help me!!!I am a 30 year old mother of two. When my daughter was delivered 2 years ago, she was stuck under my pelvic girdle. After that birth I have had some moderate pain in my right hip for 2 years. Now in the past couple months I experienced chronic pain in my right side of my shoulder blade up through my neck. Recently the pain has submerged from my right hip down my right leg and up through my right shoulder blade and neck. I had to quit work because of dropping things and running into things and general wobbliness. After i quit work in the last two weeks i now have a head tremor and right arm and right leg tremor.I have been to a university hospital and had MRI tests taken and ct scans done, but everything showed negative. No bleeding, no structural damage or tumors. I need help walking now and can't lift my right leg when I'm lying down. The neurologist told me he had no idea what was causing my pain or tremors and hoped it was temporary and would go away. He is treating me for fibro may alga with lyrica. It has done nothing for my hip pain and still can't lift my right leg or walk. Oxycodone seems to ease pain from arm and neck a little but still feel pain in hip and leg.. AND ALL THE PAIN AND TREMORS ARE ON RIGHT SIDE ONLY!!! Left side no pain or inconveniences at all. Can anyone help me? Please!! Any advice at all.

bren_bren responded:

What about a brain scan?

Report This| Share this:Please help me!!!What about a brain scan?

Hurtmama replied to bren_bren's response:

Is that the same as ct or EEG test? They along with MRI have been done and came back negative

Report This| Share this:Please help me!!!Is that the same as ct or EEG test? They along with MRI have been done and came back negative

bren_bren replied to Hurtmama's response:

It's called a T2. Just a thought since other tests haven't revealed anything and your symptoms are only on the right.

What kind of pain do you have? Burning? Stabbing? Electrical type? Like nerve pain?

Just be cautious of how many images you get within a certain time frame, many insurance companies have restrictions. Just make sure you're pre-approved before commiting.

Also, do you drink an excessive amount of diet coke?

Report This| Share this:Please help me!!!It's called a T2. Just a thought since other tests haven't revealed anything and your symptoms are only on the right. What kind of pain do you have? Burning? Stabbing? Electrical type? Like nerve pain? Just be cautious of how many images you get within a certain time frame, many insurance companies have restrictions. Just make sure you're pre-approved before commiting. Also, do you drink an excessive amount of diet coke?

Hurtmama replied to bren_bren's response:

Sharp stabbing pains... No diet coke and no health insurance so I'm gonna owe the rest of my life for something they can't even find and just throwing meds at

Report This| Share this:Please help me!!!Sharp stabbing pains... No diet coke and no health insurance so I'm gonna owe the rest of my life for something they can't even find and just throwing meds at

77grace responded:

Hi,
I am so sorry that this has come upon you and especially that they cannot fins out why???I understand some of you symptoms because I have a serious Nuerological illness(tumors grow on the nerves of my spine).It definatly sounds Nuerological.Have you considered a 2nd opinion ,where did they take Mri's of???I would think that there is definatly something going on Weird,all my pain is on the left side and you say all of yours is on the right!Don't loose faith,someone will be able to figure this out!!!One more thoughtis an MRI of the Brain!
Take care,7grace

Report This| Share this:Please help me!!!Hi, I am so sorry that this has come upon you and especially that they cannot fins out why???I understand some of you symptoms because I have a serious Nuerological illness(tumors grow on the nerves of my spine).It definatly sounds Nuerological.Have you considered a 2nd opinion ,where did they take Mri's of???I would think that there is definatly something going on Weird,all my pain is on the left side and you say all of yours is on the right!Don't loose faith,someone will be able to figure this out!!!One more thoughtis an MRI of the Brain! Take care,7grace

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