Terry,
I get a massage every month and if I fall I get an extra one.
I tell my masseur that I don't hurt when I come in and I don't
hurt when I go out but I sure hurt while I am there for that hour.
He has the most educated hands and fingers. He said he
doesn't do accupunture but he know where the spots are that
they put in the needles.--and does he ever!
Millie
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From: "Aina & Pat DeLorenzo" <aina-pat@cox.
To: <epilepsy@yahoogroup
Sent: Friday, October 30, 2009 12:16 PM
Subject: RE: [epilepsy] Numbness in leg a seizure?
> Hi Terry, The leg numbness maybe a pinched nerve or something, have you
> tried a good Acupuncturist? I sent you a private email just now too. I had
> a
> problem like that with neck, right arm and right side of my face for
> almost
> a year and nothing helped until I finally tried Acu. Just a thought, Pat
> D.
>
>
>
> Good question! I also go to a pain specialist and have spinal stenosis. I
> have had two resatomys, in the cervical and the thorax area. I have one
> scheduled in the lumbar for dec. 8th. What this does is cauterize the bad
> nerves, so you wont have as much pain or numbness in those areas. This is
> temporary, lasting 9 months to 2 yrs.
>
> I have had ep all my life and now with all the falls, ect with the grand
> mals and other types of szs, I have arthritis in many of the joints. Guess
> who has arthritis in the spine? What fun! I am 47 yrs old but the drs have
> told me that the body I have is in its 60s. Life really sucks sometimes! I
> am sure that if they have not told you yet, you probably do have arthritis
> in certain areas. My pain spec. said that with all the falls, you injure
> your back, damaging cartlidge, which then gets replaced with arthritis.
> They
> expect me to be in a wheel chair by my 60s. I don't think its really a sz
> in
> itself, but one of those wonderful side effects from the sz. I do hope you
> feel better. It does sound like the numbness in leg, ect is from the
> sciatic
> nerve.
>
> Terri
>
> From: Terry Martin
> Sent: Thursday, October 29, 2009 11:51 PM
> To: epilepsy@yahoogroup <mailto:epilepsy%
> Subject: [epilepsy] Numbness in leg a seizure?
>
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I had an appointment with a pain specialist today because I have been
> having
> a lot of lower back pain, and I have moderate spinal stenosis in the
> lumbar
> area. I have also been having numbness in my left leg at times. The doctor
> seemed very interested in the types of seizures that I have and asked
> about
> the meds I am taking and when my last EEG was. Could numbess in my leg be
> a
> type of seizure? It comes and goes and there is no specific type of
> movement
> that seems to bring it on. I was diagnosed with grand mal and absence
> seizures, which have been controlled. I have had auras occasionally but
> they
> have not been followed by a seizure. This took me by surprise and now I am
> concerned that it may be a type of seizure. Does anyone know if this could
> be related to epilepsy or is it more likely to be related to problems with
> my lower back? Thank you and take care.
>
> Terry
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