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Old 07-25-2005, 07:11 PM   #1
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Leg pain brings tears. No answers found - Any suggestions?

Hi my first post here after reading for a week trying to find something similar.

I started having mild leg pain about 6 years ago. I ignored this pain for years thinking it had something to do with my scoliosis I was told I had (MRI says no.) Three years ago it go to the point where I quit working. Around Christmas 2004, I am in tears just going into the store for a gallon of milk. I am not managing just regular daily chores for myself now.

Example: This morning, I loaded the washer with the bedspread off the guest bed. Then loaded it into the dryer, made my breakfast (nothing major just scrambled eggs) I picked up a few items here and there and put them in their place. OK - Off to bed taking something to make me sleep just to get me out of this pain in both of my legs.

This is sad - my life should consist of more than just this??? I have seen so many different doctors, CT's MRI, some kind of needle test and on Aug 8th they want to do a muscle biopsy to send off to the Mayo Clinic.

My husband (bless his heart) does as much as he can for me and listens patiently to the point I feel ashamed. I can cry just over the thought of how much he has to care for me when I am only 40 years old and have raised 5 children. I want my life back where I can just jump up and paint a room or go walk in the park.

No other symptoms other than on my feet for more than half an hour and I am down UNTIL I sleep. The only thing that helps is sleep. Like I have told all of the doctors is somehow sleeping relaxes the muscles and when I wake I am fine till I move around again. Has anyone ever heard of something so simple but so hard?
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Old 07-26-2005, 01:53 AM   #2
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Re: Leg pain brings tears. No answers found - Any suggestions?

There are tools to start your own research found in the sticky post, on this board, called:

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Old 07-26-2005, 11:27 AM   #3
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Re: Leg pain brings tears. No answers found - Any suggestions?

Thank you, I will look over those sites as I have so many others. I have seen a roomatologist and a neruologist with each promising me they will find out what is wrong with me. The only thing they have found so far is my $$$.
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Old 07-26-2005, 11:53 AM   #4
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Re: Leg pain brings tears. No answers found - Any suggestions?

Are you taking any prescription drugs? My husband had gradually increasing leg pain from taking Lipitor. Just a thought.
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Old 07-26-2005, 06:19 PM   #5
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Re: Leg pain brings tears. No answers found - Any suggestions?

You have to actually use the research tools in the sites. Just reading them won't help.

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