Hello everyone
I was just wondering if anyone experienced itching prior to release surgery?
I had ongoing bad itching due to weight lifting
Only information I can see related to itching is small fiber neuropathy.
I have had the signs of vascular issues to with this issue.
Thankyou much greatly
Darren
Itching
Re: Itching
Yes, I had a lot of itching before surgery. Eventually after surgery it went away. Have you tried heat on it?
Violet
Violet
PNE since 2002. Started from weightlifting. PNE surgery from Dr. Bautrant, Oct 2004. Pain now is usually a 0 and I can sit for hours on certain chairs. No longer take medication for PNE. Can work full time and do "The Firm" exercise program. 99% cured from PGAD. PNE surgery was right for me but it might not be for you. Do your research.
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stephanies
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Re: Itching
Pain_Darren,
Itching can be a symptom of nerve dysfunction. I occasionally have it with PN. In addition to PN I have had had obturator neuralgia off and on over the years (the nerve innervates a small spot on the inner thigh) and in that case, itching is my only symptom.
Stephanies
Itching can be a symptom of nerve dysfunction. I occasionally have it with PN. In addition to PN I have had had obturator neuralgia off and on over the years (the nerve innervates a small spot on the inner thigh) and in that case, itching is my only symptom.
Stephanies
PN started 2004 from fall. Surgery with Filler Nov. 2006, Dr. Campbell April 2007. Pain decreased by 85% in 2008 (rectal and sitting pain resolved completely), pain returned in 12/13. Pain reduced significantly beginning around 11/23.
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Pain_Darren
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Re: Itching
Mine seems to be small fiber neuropathy.
I have had decompression to no reduction
Would be good to hear from people who have had the decompression with small fiber autonomic symptoms specifically
Darren
I have had decompression to no reduction
Would be good to hear from people who have had the decompression with small fiber autonomic symptoms specifically
Darren