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Aches and PainsRebecca has been complaining of aches and pains for a while now. When she was recently on Lamictal it was so bad she was unable to move without it hurting. It moved into a fever and sore throat. We were told to end that prescription and the worse pain went away. We have started on Trileptal...still a very low dose, and she is continuing complaining of body aches. I don't know if it is her med, or perhaps due to the added progesterone. She might be feeling all the aches and pains that go along with her m. cycle, and yet I would think that would ebb and flow. This is a constant dull ache she says. I have considered her water intake, and will monitor that closely as I know after a massage (ah.. that sounds nice) my muscles ache for quite some time. With her activity level due to her figure skating, I would think the muscles are thirsty and need to be flushed of the added toxins. I really don't know what else to think and I will make a doctors appt when I am sure they won't tell me to drink more water and to take advil. If any of you have experienced this while on meds, or have any ideas I would sure be grateful. This is truly impacting the quality of her life. |
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| Robin: Ask your neurologist about the "salt tablets" you can get those over the counter. If it is happening before her cycle, those tablets do work for some women and if they don't interfere with her meds, and it's a heck a lot better than Diamox. He/She might suggest you to break a tablet in half and drink it with water, since she's an active little gal! So there shouldn't be any problems with that. Consult with the Doctor first and do not impart this upon yourself.
__________________ Sharon Advocate & Member of Head Storms - Resource Center " Vujà Dé - The feeling you've never been in here before!" |
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| Oh good that is what I was thinking. She is also on Trileptal Certainly would rather it be water than another med for the pain. We have started a chart to keep track of her intake of H2O. |