Re: I am new and a little numb.

[Guest guest]

Lyndi,

I hope you don't mind me replying, I would recommend seeing a rheumatoligist

first, then maybe pain management...Just a suggestion!

[Guest guest]

Lyndi,

I hope you don't mind me replying, I would recommend seeing a rheumatoligist

first, then maybe pain management...Just a suggestion!

[Guest guest]

Fmsgal40@... wrote:

>

> Lyndi,

> I hope you don't mind me replying, I would recommend seeing a rheumatoligist

> first, then maybe pain management...Just a suggestion!

>

>

Actually it was Pamela that posted the original question. My suggestion

was 'see a rheumatoglogist.'

Great minds and.......... :-)

Lyndi

[Guest guest]

I think that all of us searched for tears to find out what was the matter. I

got lucky in that a new doctor took over my other doctor when he retired and

on my first visit told me that I had fibromyalgia and sent me to a

rheumotologist.

Thanks to HMO we had to change to other doctors and my primary doctor

believed in fibro and that was a big help to say the least.

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I have been searching for the past 3 years trying to figure out what is

" wrong " with me. I am so tired that I am a zombie.

I wear a very expensive mouth guard for bruxixm and TMD.

Keep on wearing the night guard. I got mine to late and I had ground my

teeth way down. If you have bruxixm I don;t thing that you ever stop

grinding your teeth,

>>

Take care,

Irene

Books may well be the only true magic

Alice Hoffman

[Guest guest]

I f you want to solve your problem go to a Rheumatologist. I think

you found your answer. Sounds like us.

Ohio-Terry

[Guest guest]

I f you want to solve your problem go to a Rheumatologist. I think

you found your answer. Sounds like us.

Ohio-Terry