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Now this is some serious hardware...sure to set off alarms every time I go through airport security!!! (I took this photo at last week's CT scan...and just about fell on the floor when I saw the size of these screws!)
A huge thank you to each and every one of you who have left caring comments or sent emails asking how I am doing. I can't tell you how touched I am at the outpouring of care and concern here at flickr...
Please know that I am doing really well...feeling a little more like myself each and every day. I think this is going to be a long journey...longer than I'd like...but I'm committed to returning to my previous strength and activity level.
I've come to realize that when it comes to our personal challenges, as long as we keep putting one foot in front of the other, we are moving forward...no matter how small or slow the step.
I just had a lumbar puncture done in order to help with the diagnoses of an ongoing eye problem. Due to a slight scoliosis in my lower back the neurology resident had to try it a couple times (I count ~9), each attempt of which I have drawn arrows to in this photograph.
I wouldn't have much sympathy for me either, if I didn't know that a failed attempt means that the needle either went right in up to the hilt, or else it was stopped by bone.
I was slightly sedated with ativan and then a local anaesthetic (lidocaine) was injected, so I had no problem with the rest of the process. I wish to emphasize that the freezing and sedation made this a - if not comfortable, at least a not unpleasant procedure. All but the last attempt was made with me curled up on my right side. The one that worked was done with me sitting and leaning forward onto a table. Once the needle was placed correctly, and under the resident's direction, I tilted sideways till I was laying down again, and also stretched out my legs. It was a that point that the "opening pressure" was measured and then some CSF was collected into little vials.
Few after effects: a slightly sore back which went away after a day or so, a headache which was very position dependent and lasted longer...and this slightly scary picture, just in time for Halloween.
A better labeled picture of my lovely MRI. For only $1488, you too can have one of these pretty pictures. Especially cool if you're into b&w.
If it was bruising it should be at the places where pressure was concentrated like the site of the I.V. or maybe the I.D. band. Instead, there's bruising in areas that would have had a Tegaderm to skin contact or nothing at all covering. It's definitely not a rash.
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If it was bruising it should be at the places where pressure was concentrated like the site of the I.V. or maybe the I.D. band. Instead, there's bruising in areas that would have had a Tegaderm to skin contact or nothing at all covering. It's definitely not a rash.
11/7/12 - Had my back injection. It was the first time with no pain in my back/leg in 10 months while the Novocaine was injected...eventually it wore off and the pain returned. There is no comfort. :(
11/5/12 - the pain became unbearable and I was unable to last even 30 minutes at work. My boss helped me fill out the paper work for FMLA. :(
This was the only photo I could bear to take...on the cell phone...I can't sleep in my bed...I can barely sleep at all. I cannot find any comfort standing, sitting, laying down. I'm desperate!
11/6/12 - Election Day - I was in pain....My mom stayed with me through the day while I cried from pain and took pain pills. She later took me to vote...I could barely tolerate sitting in the car, but I couldn't miss the chance to vote.
Bài tập 1:
Người bệnh nằm lên thảm hoặc giường có nệm cứng, một đầu gối co lại và kéo hết mức có thể về phía bụng (xem hình ảnh hướng dẫn). Chân còn lại duỗi thẳng. Giữ tư thế này đến khi cảm thấy mỏi nhừ ở đầu gối thì làm ngược lại. Với bài tập thoát vị đĩa đệm L4 L5 này, người bệnh kiên trì tập luyện cơn đau sẽ thuyên giảm nhanh chóng.
Bài tập 2:
Nằm xuống thảm, co hai đầu gối sát bụng, sau đó hai bàn tay giữ chặt hai chân. Giữ nguyên vị trí khi nào cảm thấy mỏi thì thả ra. Bài tập này có tác dụng là cho cột sống được kéo giãn, tạo điều kiện cho đĩa đệm di chuyển về vị trí ban đầu, từ đó giúp người bệnh giảm các triệu chứng thoát vị đĩa đệm như đau nhức, tê mỏi và khó chịu.
Bài tập 3:
Bệnh nhân nằm xuống thảm và co hai chân lên gập gối giống như hình ảnh trên. Cố gắng dồn lực để ấn lưng xuống nệm đến lúc nào mỏi thì thả lỏng, sau đó lặp lại nhiều lần.
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