Guest guest Posted November 5, 2011 Report Share Posted November 5, 2011 Heh heh! Me too. Strange and chronic... I know some people like that! ;-) Re: well...To: exercisevideos Date: Friday, November 4, 2011, 4:41 PM UG! Stick to walking I guess before amping things up? I really, really hope this goes away on it's own. Hugs. Again, please keep us posted, ! On Fri, Nov 4, 2011 at 12:44 PM, A. M. wrote: I just got a follow up call from my neurologist, and it looks like the problem is still there. I have very low CSF pressure still. It showed up on all the scans and tests. I told him I had been feeling better, but he cautioned me to go slower, and to follow up with him in a couple of weeks. One of two things: it either is getting better, or maybe it seemed better because of all that time in bed, but either way, I'm to take things really slow. I was getting ready to ramp it up a little. If this is still going on in a couple of weeks, there's another procedure. OK. Last night I noticed my hearing problem was as bad as ever, and that's my canary in the coal mine. OK then. I'm going to go wrap my mind around this challenge. Peace out, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 5, 2011 Report Share Posted November 5, 2011 I figured you could probably relate to that one! ;-) Re: well... Oops! I didn't finish that thought. I did that and it helps for a while, but since it doesn't cure it, I'm usually trashed a few days later. We did lots of troubleshooting. We went step by step. I have a slow leak, and the cases you usually read about online are more acute and more short-lived, like what happens when a spinal tap doesn't seal up. Mine is strange and chronic. Jen, my case is unusual. I have gone step One place online said that you should have complete bed-rest...did you do that? I know online isn't always accurate but bed-rest makes sense to me. Jen I just got a follow up call from my neurologist, and it looks like the problem is still there. I have very low CSF pressure still. It showed up on all the scans and tests. I told him I had been feeling better, but he cautioned me to go slower, and to follow up with him in a couple of weeks. One of two things: it either is getting better, or maybe it seemed better because of all that time in bed, but either way, I'm to take things really slow. I was getting ready to ramp it up a little. If this is still going on in a couple of weeks, there's another procedure. OK. Last night I noticed my hearing problem was as bad as ever, and that's my canary in the coal mine. OK then. I'm going to go wrap my mind around this challenge. Peace out, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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