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Run262
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I'm not much of a poster here, more of a lurker, but have a long history with back problems.
I've come across a frustrating "thing" here on this board: too many people say they are "in pain, the pain is unbearable, the pain is in my back, or the pain is in my calf and I feel it in my foot"...etc...
Well, I know enough about back pain to know different types of pain can mean different things - and that there are different types of pain, i.e., burning, electrical, aching, sharp, dull, radiating sharp, radiating aching, radiating electrical...etc... I myself recently, after 20 years of back problems (L5-S1) experienced a new pain I've never had before: electrical shock pain in the back of my hamstring. Literally, like someone took a tiny needle hooked it up to an electrical socket and shocked me - as soon as it would happen is as soon as it would go away - THE MOST HORRIBLE PAIN SO FAR that I've experienced but when searching here - couldn't really find anyone who had described this type of pain.
So...what that in mind...what is your specific problem/diagnosis and describe your pain, be specific if you will. This may help us all.
Carry on.
I've come across a frustrating "thing" here on this board: too many people say they are "in pain, the pain is unbearable, the pain is in my back, or the pain is in my calf and I feel it in my foot"...etc...
Well, I know enough about back pain to know different types of pain can mean different things - and that there are different types of pain, i.e., burning, electrical, aching, sharp, dull, radiating sharp, radiating aching, radiating electrical...etc... I myself recently, after 20 years of back problems (L5-S1) experienced a new pain I've never had before: electrical shock pain in the back of my hamstring. Literally, like someone took a tiny needle hooked it up to an electrical socket and shocked me - as soon as it would happen is as soon as it would go away - THE MOST HORRIBLE PAIN SO FAR that I've experienced but when searching here - couldn't really find anyone who had described this type of pain.
So...what that in mind...what is your specific problem/diagnosis and describe your pain, be specific if you will. This may help us all.
Carry on.