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<blockquote data-quote="Guzzler" data-source="post: 1588489" data-attributes="member: 408573"><p>[USER=396265]@Trishanne[/USER] </p><p></p><p>Your situation almost mirrors mine. I have cordal epidural + Gabapentin for severe sacral sciatica. Without the injections the breakthrough pain is bad but without Gabapentin I find that the pain is unbearable. I describe it as how it must feel to be tasered. N.B I have never been tased!</p><p>I am about to start a pain management course but have no high hopes of it doing any good. Like you, I have days, sometimes weeks of being bedbound and it is at these times I feel almost as though my pain has me trapped, holding me hostage to medication with no hope of ever leading a normal life. </p><p> As you know, one can only have one round of injections in a six month period, I get about three ish months of good pain control but I have noticed that the first inklings that the injection is wearing off and my mood plummets, it takes all my will power to stay positive at times.</p><p>I hope that you see some improvements soon so that you can return to some semblance of normality. Best wishes.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Guzzler, post: 1588489, member: 408573"] [USER=396265]@Trishanne[/USER] Your situation almost mirrors mine. I have cordal epidural + Gabapentin for severe sacral sciatica. Without the injections the breakthrough pain is bad but without Gabapentin I find that the pain is unbearable. I describe it as how it must feel to be tasered. N.B I have never been tased! I am about to start a pain management course but have no high hopes of it doing any good. Like you, I have days, sometimes weeks of being bedbound and it is at these times I feel almost as though my pain has me trapped, holding me hostage to medication with no hope of ever leading a normal life. As you know, one can only have one round of injections in a six month period, I get about three ish months of good pain control but I have noticed that the first inklings that the injection is wearing off and my mood plummets, it takes all my will power to stay positive at times. I hope that you see some improvements soon so that you can return to some semblance of normality. Best wishes. [/QUOTE]
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