Re: Re: Neck Pain

[Guest guest]

Speaking of heat I make my own heating pad and they are ot electrical and I know everyone has seen or heard of them but I love then cause they conform to almost any spot and hold the heat for quit sometime. I was the white was and when I have a sock without a partner it becomes a heating pad. I buy a big box of minute rice and empty it into the sock tie the end shut and when I need it put it in the micro for about 1 to 2 minutes and oh boy does it feek good when it comes out very handy litttle things and easy to make. TinaMy Group wrote: Hey. Neck pain is gone today. No problems. I really was thinking about what said about the medicine must just take a lot of time between dosage changes to work. Well for me, from .25 to .50 it was like 2-3 days, then from .50 to .125 it was like 'I'm still in that phase' , as for rigormortis, heh. Thats too funny. I feel very alive, but the burning isn't diabetes, I know that much, it is actually a symptom posted on the wall at the endo's orifice. Maybe not burning, but tingling, I used to get that. I don't think its death early setting in, personally, but I do think it warrants much more attention to be given by doctors. They don't seem to care, and the premiums just keep going up and up. Thanks for your response. , I did use a massager (hand held) -- {stole it from my 10yo since it was misused :-)p } and it worked, and used heat from the hot water in the shower. Its not cured, but it is better and not burning as bad. Re: Re: Neck Pain Would a valid test for that be warming the area? Like throwing a towel over it, around the neck, what ever the part is? That would help to hold a gentle heat, bringing up that isolated area a bit and see if oh.... by the end of the day you find that area to be more limber/less stiff/less pained???? Topper () ThyroPhoenix Donation Link:https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_xclick & business=topper2%40juno%2ecom & item_name=ThyroPhoneix & no_shipping=0 & no_note=1 & tax=0 & currency_code=USD & bn=PP%2dDonationsBF & charset=UTF%2d8 On Sun, 19 Feb 2006 18:59:45 -0600 " " writes: If you go onto Dr. Lowe's site, he has a comparison in there somewhere torigor mortis setting in and says that it IS actually rigor mortis, because adead body gets stiff on acct of the body temp being nonexistent. Well,that's what we're like, in a sub-rigor mortis

state because the musclesaren't being warmed properly, that is, when we are still hypo. That's whythe muscles are rigid and hurting, on acct of low body temp in differentplaces. And I firmly believe that if it goes on and on for yrs that therewill be permanent damage to us in our old age or sooner. Some things getdestroyed and can't be revived ya know, and this is what has both eyesblazing at these irresponsible doctors. Immagine affecting someone the restof their lives, on acct of you don't know what you're doing or have too muchego to read, study, and listen. Tina JJOIPPKOOUNUJOP'IUJK0--9UTINA MK-099-99\OP'[-0 I]9IKI099 U[

Yahoo! Mail Use Photomail to share photos without annoying attachments.

[Guest guest]

Speaking of heat I make my own heating pad and they are ot electrical and I know everyone has seen or heard of them but I love then cause they conform to almost any spot and hold the heat for quit sometime. I was the white was and when I have a sock without a partner it becomes a heating pad. I buy a big box of minute rice and empty it into the sock tie the end shut and when I need it put it in the micro for about 1 to 2 minutes and oh boy does it feek good when it comes out very handy litttle things and easy to make. TinaMy Group wrote: Hey. Neck pain is gone today. No problems. I really was thinking about what said about the medicine must just take a lot of time between dosage changes to work. Well for me, from .25 to .50 it was like 2-3 days, then from .50 to .125 it was like 'I'm still in that phase' , as for rigormortis, heh. Thats too funny. I feel very alive, but the burning isn't diabetes, I know that much, it is actually a symptom posted on the wall at the endo's orifice. Maybe not burning, but tingling, I used to get that. I don't think its death early setting in, personally, but I do think it warrants much more attention to be given by doctors. They don't seem to care, and the premiums just keep going up and up. Thanks for your response. , I did use a massager (hand held) -- {stole it from my 10yo since it was misused :-)p } and it worked, and used heat from the hot water in the shower. Its not cured, but it is better and not burning as bad. Re: Re: Neck Pain Would a valid test for that be warming the area? Like throwing a towel over it, around the neck, what ever the part is? That would help to hold a gentle heat, bringing up that isolated area a bit and see if oh.... by the end of the day you find that area to be more limber/less stiff/less pained???? Topper () ThyroPhoenix Donation Link:https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_xclick & business=topper2%40juno%2ecom & item_name=ThyroPhoneix & no_shipping=0 & no_note=1 & tax=0 & currency_code=USD & bn=PP%2dDonationsBF & charset=UTF%2d8 On Sun, 19 Feb 2006 18:59:45 -0600 " " writes: If you go onto Dr. Lowe's site, he has a comparison in there somewhere torigor mortis setting in and says that it IS actually rigor mortis, because adead body gets stiff on acct of the body temp being nonexistent. Well,that's what we're like, in a sub-rigor mortis

state because the musclesaren't being warmed properly, that is, when we are still hypo. That's whythe muscles are rigid and hurting, on acct of low body temp in differentplaces. And I firmly believe that if it goes on and on for yrs that therewill be permanent damage to us in our old age or sooner. Some things getdestroyed and can't be revived ya know, and this is what has both eyesblazing at these irresponsible doctors. Immagine affecting someone the restof their lives, on acct of you don't know what you're doing or have too muchego to read, study, and listen. Tina JJOIPPKOOUNUJOP'IUJK0--9UTINA MK-099-99\OP'[-0 I]9IKI099 U[

Yahoo! Mail Use Photomail to share photos without annoying attachments.

[Guest guest]

The trouble is, Topper, that only goes into the surface of the muscle. Lack of thyroid effects with low body temp means that the whole muscle is close to rigid. Of course, if it's one of the very tiny muscles that sits at the surface of the body, then I guess that would help. Or sitting in a nice hot tub of water, maybe.

Re: Re: Neck Pain

Would a valid test for that be warming the area? Like throwing a towel over it, around the neck, what ever the part is? That would help to hold a gentle heat, bringing up that isolated area a bit and see if oh.... by the end of the day you find that area to be more limber/less stiff/less pained????

Topper ()

ThyroPhoenix Donation Link:https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_xclick & business=topper2%40juno%2ecom & item_name=ThyroPhoneix & no_shipping=0 & no_note=1 & tax=0 & currency_code=USD & bn=PP%2dDonationsBF & charset=UTF%2d8

On Sun, 19 Feb 2006 18:59:45 -0600 " " writes:

If you go onto Dr. Lowe's site, he has a comparison in there somewhere torigor mortis setting in and says that it IS actually rigor mortis, because adead body gets stiff on acct of the body temp being nonexistent.

[Guest guest]

You ladies know that when I get in hot water with my feet, that will actually help me.

All I have to do is do it for about 10 mins, and it fixes it. Also what else stops the burning/Cold toes, fingers is sleeping. Laying down under my comforter for all night, I'm totally fine, then when I get up, and sit down, it starts the process all over again.

I'm thinking perhaps its the hormone level needs adjusting still b/c this is the first time I've seen an endo in years and he hasn't adjusted them yet, he wanted to wait a little bit, which I understand why, he said he wanted to give the medicine some more time, which does make sense.

One other thing is if I excercise, the problem can go away MOST of the day also, then if I skip a day it can come back.

Re: Re: Neck Pain

Would a valid test for that be warming the area? Like throwing a towel over it, around the neck, what ever the part is? That would help to hold a gentle heat, bringing up that isolated area a bit and see if oh.... by the end of the day you find that area to be more limber/less stiff/less pained????

Topper ()

ThyroPhoenix Donation Link:https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_xclick & business=topper2%40juno%2ecom & item_name=ThyroPhoneix & no_shipping=0 & no_note=1 & tax=0 & currency_code=USD & bn=PP%2dDonationsBF & charset=UTF%2d8

On Sun, 19 Feb 2006 18:59:45 -0600 " " writes:

If you go onto Dr. Lowe's site, he has a comparison in there somewhere torigor mortis setting in and says that it IS actually rigor mortis, because adead body gets stiff on acct of the body temp being nonexistent.

[Guest guest]

True... but I'm curious... would there be a benefit to reducing the heat that dissipates from the surface of the muscle by either insulating it (blanket, towel, whatever) or applying an external heat source?

Granted.. it wouldn't solve the root of the problem.... but I'm just pondering short term relief until body temp can be brought up via increase in metabolism.....

*scratching head and thinking too much!*

Topper ()

ThyroPhoenix Donation Link:https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_xclick & business=topper2%40juno%2ecom & item_name=ThyroPhoneix & no_shipping=0 & no_note=1 & tax=0 & currency_code=USD & bn=PP%2dDonationsBF & charset=UTF%2d8

On Mon, 20 Feb 2006 07:41:41 -0600 " " writes:

The trouble is, Topper, that only goes into the surface of the muscle. Lack of thyroid effects with low body temp means that the whole muscle is close to rigid. Of course, if it's one of the very tiny muscles that sits at the surface of the body, then I guess that would help. Or sitting in a nice hot tub of water, maybe.