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Do you have low back pain not responding to PD medications?
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I’ve been dealing with persistent shoulder pain since my Parkinson’s diagnosis a few years back. While my medication has helped with other symptoms, this shoulder pain has progressively worsened. Even simple movements, like reaching up or lifting my arm, can send sharp discomfort through the joint… I believe the pain started from overcompensating for stiffness in my neck and upper back, which has created tension in my shoulder area?? I’ve always tried to stay active, but certain activities have become increasingly uncomfortable.
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Dear Kim, YES! I was diagnosed 6 years ago but this last year the pain in my lower back (that often spreads out to my hips) is becoming unbearable. I find even sitting becomes painful and need to be on my side. i stretch every day and walk as much as I can, i take Advil and Tylenol, but most days after 5:00pm I’m in pain. I won’t use meds that make me dopey,I don’t want that. I’ll try just about anything to make the pain stop.
Pam
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I actually do have some back pain, and it’s definitely time to do something about it. I’ve started researching options and came across Deuk Spine Institute reviews https://deuk-spine-institute.pissedconsumer.com/review.html . I’m curious to know what you all think of them. Has anyone had any personal experience with their treatments or services? From what I’ve seen online, they seem to have a good reputation, but I would love to hear real-life feedback from others who’ve been through it. Any insights or recommendations would be greatly appreciated
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Who has told you that your lower back pain is due to Parkinson’s?
More than. 90% of lower back pain is non specific (ie not caused by something identifiable)… and it goes away with movement and stretching. Should take 5 to 6 weeks…
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