Wednesday, August 12, 2009
There is pain in MS. This series of articles has discussed that pain -- Neuropathic, Musculoskeletal, Tertiary, and MS Plus. Once the fact of pain has been accepted, the remaining question is how can that pain be stopped or reduced. Today, I am going to talk about traditional treatments for each of t...
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Thank you for covering this topic. So many people want to know - What can I DO about it?! - while the trial and error methodology may not be satisfactory. When dealing with MS pain, it might not be such a bad idea that a doctor keeps throwing out new ideas (including trying different medications) in order to get that pain under control. Once pain is under control, it is much easier to keep it under control.
Hi Lisa,
The trial and error happens when doctors through out something, the patient tries it, reports back, and they can decide together if that treatment is working or not. It could potentially take a long time if too many treatments turn out to be errors. Anecdotal information helps one doctor decide to try something based on the other doctor-patient trial. I hesitate when my doctor says "Try this."
Wouldn't it be nice if there was a standard treatment that worked for us all?
Hello,
There is actually an awesome spiritual treatment available for everyone who believes in Jesus Christ, the son of the living God. Please just pray (out loud) that you 'plead the blood of Jesus over whatever ailment that you have (list them ALL) and then proclaim that you are now healed in the name of Jesus! You must believe that you are. It works, trust me it's the only thing that has worked for any of my situations. Even if you're a skeptic, especially if you're a skeptic and have no spiritual beliefs in God, please try him! He never fails!