I am scared I am going to become paralyzed.

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C.F.
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Post by C.F. » Mon Mar 29, 2010 6:50 am

If you read my other topic I started at the beginning of March dealing with brain damage, this is in continuation of it. The other day I was moving my body around listening to music, while sitting on the floor. I have been doing this since I was 14 and I am now 28. The more I do this, the more I am likely to get a headache from it. The other day I was doing it, and it didn't take long for a bad headache to set in that stayed with me all day. I also felt discomfort in the area where my skull joins my vertebrae in the back. The next day the headache was gone but the discomfort in the back was still there and my whole body felt fatigued. Today the discomfort is gone but I still feel fatigued. My friend tells me I may have injured part of my vertebrae but that it is nothing too serious. I am still scared that I have potentially set something off that can paralyze me. Why am I always tired? What kind of a doctor should I see?

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Post by Guest » Mon Mar 29, 2010 11:39 am

C.F.,

I was going to say you should check with your doctor. Your p.c.p. might just tell you to wait for a few days to see if it goes away, or you could check with a back specialist. Maybe you just irritated something in there. I don't know about getting paralyzed from it...lots of people have major back injuries and recover just fine. I'm sure something just moved in a weird way that made it get irritated. Maybe give those body movements a break for a few days? I'm sure you'll feel better! :)

Also, I don't know about you, but I know my mind can get easily carried away to the absolute worst case scenario, especially because I am apparently so very creative lol. Try to keep this in mind and see if perhaps that could also be playing a role in your worries. I know WAY more often than not, that is the case with me!!! I'd say run it by your p.c.p. if anything if it's still bothering you.

Feel better soon!!! :D

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