I have wonky hips and basically my hips, thighs, knees, back and shoulders hurt consistently. Good days it’s at like a 2 or 3. In the morning that’s what it’s usually at. This morning my baseline is fluctuating between a 7-8. Which is usually what it is at the end of the day. After I’ve been moving all day and working and stuff.
Not looking forward to today as I have school until 2 and then I work until 8. It’s gonna hurt today.
Im sorry. It sucks when you suddenly start hurting out of nowhere. Do you have a heated blanket at home? My doc recommended a heating pad, but i have far too many painful joints to be able to pick just one. A whole heated blanket to wrap all the way up in helps me a lot.
Pain meds don’t do anything for me either, so I’ve mostly stopped taking them. After extensive and costly visits to several specialists, i was diagnosed with a clear condition. But the condition has no known treatment or cure, so it was basically a waste of time and money to be told “yep, this is why you hurt. Stop complaining now.”
@LilyoftheValley not that I know of. I went to a chiropractor and they took xrays and said that my right leg is actually half an inch shorter than my left. I have an appointment with a doctor next month. I don’t when arthritis usually sets in but I’m still pretty young.
@anon4362788 I take ibuprofen on bad days. I don’t don’t bother with tylenol and I try to wait as long as I can before taking anything because I absolutely hate taking medicine.
@Blossom no, sitting isn’t really possible I have to be up and moving.
@Ninjastar no I don’t have one. I might have to look into it. It would definitely be more convenient then a bath. I want to take a bath tonight but I won’t get home until 9:15ish and then I still need supper, plus I have homework. By the time I finish it it will probably be around 11 which is bed time cause I gotta get up at 4:45 for school tomorrow.
I appreciate the suggestion but I already have a hard time getting myself to take ibuprofen. I don’t know why exactly but I do not like taking pain relievers. I’m sorta like my dad in that. Plus I don’t imagine it’s the greatest for your liver.
@NeoPolitan02 one thing to be aware of with married life is that unexplained worsening of chronic conditions can be an early sign of pregnancy. Not always, but it can happen, because the nutrients your body would normally use for maintenance are now going towards growing a new person.
Not saying you need to take a pregnancy test, but if you feel there are other signs, that could be a step.
Luckily I have a wide range of motion in my job. The theory is that my right leg is shorter thany left which offsets my hips which then screws everything up.
Yeah, as much as I get baby fever I would like to wait until after college before kids. That being said if it happens it happens and we’ll make it work and figure it out.