I had TBI in October 2005 and since then I practically
complained of a terrible pain in the left side of my back that starts at the
neck and ends at the top of the pelvis, for many months I was convinced to have
a tendon connecting these 2 points but when I did tests with electrical
activation of my tendons I was told and understood by myself that there’s no
tendon in that area and all the tendons in my body are pretty good anyway.
I’d been seeing too many physiatrists and neurologists to
even start to list them all here by name, it would be too long (but you can ask me).
However, while repeating again that I’m no MD, I learned by
myself why I’ve been in so much of a pain for so long, I’m going to put here
below – as usual – links to websites that support my statements.
I guess that it must be because I’m too smart and I look too
good for all these “guess-specialists” even with a Ph.D. not to even guess that
my pain is a typical result of TBI that’s named sciatica and that can be
treated with full success with Enbrel injections or for what’s been FDA
approved for this since its market entry.
I can only think at my former and very nice PT in Ventura , Tami who kept
telling to me that my ONLY reason not to be able to walk like anyone else is
the pain that I always have and blocks any idea or attempt to ever even try to
walk on my own.
What’s even more maddening for me is to remember all these
“pain specialists” and neurologists refusing to even try to treat my
never-ending pain using the Enbrel.
I’m now seeing yet another “pain specialist” who gave me
positive hope because when I pronounced the word Enbrel didn’t make a terrified
face and even gave the name of another MD who used to treat
patients with Enbrel, however since it turned out that this person does not
offer this treatment anymore my new pain specialist has told me that he’ll do
this himself in a local hospital (yeaahhhh).
I truly wonder what type and amount of penalty all these
plenty MD specialists should be requested by me for 8+ years of atrocious pain,
but I believe it best for an attorney to contact me to make a hefty payment
plan for all these “specialists”.
- http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2642541/
- http://www.columbianeurosurgery.org/conditions/head-injury/
- http://www.injuryinformation.com/injuries/sciatica.php
- https://www.healthtap.com/topics/chronic-pain-sciatica
- http://www.southerncaliforniapainconsultants.com/traumatic-brain-injury/
Must end as usual
http://brainimmune.com/perispinal-etanercept-improves-neurological-function-in-chronic-brain-injury/
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