ChrissyW
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- Joined
- May 13, 2019
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Good morning @phillau43 and anyone else who is pottering by.
I'm still trying to nap through the day and just letting it happen when it happens at this point. I was really tired yesterday evening and took myself to bed early. With the tablets the doc gave me, a Nytol herbal and a cup of herbal tea I did manage to sleep in 2 main stints but my thigh us really aggravating me.
Has anyone else made their thigh pain worse? On weds night I moved, not sure how but it was nothing unusual, but the ache definitely intensified suddenly, caused me to yelp and has actually just got worse. My thigh now seems to hurt with movements that didn't hurt before. It feels like I've pulled a muscle (I related that idea to how stomachs feel when you sneeze after a really intensive work out or surgery?) to be honest my thigh is definitely feeling at its most painful and I'm genuinely hoping it is what everyone says about where the muscles and nerves are on their journey of recovery.
Beginning to wonder whether I should worry but having seen the OS, PT and my own GP this week none of them seemed concerned by thigh pain. When something hurts but you know it's for a purpose it's acceptable and that inner strength kicks in so I'm monitoring carefully and plan on resting lots today while I wait got work to ring me and discuss a phased return.
I'm still trying to nap through the day and just letting it happen when it happens at this point. I was really tired yesterday evening and took myself to bed early. With the tablets the doc gave me, a Nytol herbal and a cup of herbal tea I did manage to sleep in 2 main stints but my thigh us really aggravating me.
Has anyone else made their thigh pain worse? On weds night I moved, not sure how but it was nothing unusual, but the ache definitely intensified suddenly, caused me to yelp and has actually just got worse. My thigh now seems to hurt with movements that didn't hurt before. It feels like I've pulled a muscle (I related that idea to how stomachs feel when you sneeze after a really intensive work out or surgery?) to be honest my thigh is definitely feeling at its most painful and I'm genuinely hoping it is what everyone says about where the muscles and nerves are on their journey of recovery.
Beginning to wonder whether I should worry but having seen the OS, PT and my own GP this week none of them seemed concerned by thigh pain. When something hurts but you know it's for a purpose it's acceptable and that inner strength kicks in so I'm monitoring carefully and plan on resting lots today while I wait got work to ring me and discuss a phased return.