Showing posts with label pain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pain. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 09, 2013

A Nurse in Constant Pain.

QUESTION:  I am in constant pain that I cannot function. I am a nurse and am on my feet for 9 hours straight with this pain. If I sit down to rest its worse because getting up is even more painful. Please help me feel better. I asked my doctor for a small amount of pain med thinking it would break the pain cycle but it did not.

LARRY’S REPLY:  It seems you may be in the throes of a systemic inflammatory situation - sometimes referred to as RSD or fibromyalgia. To reduce inflammation takes an effort but the results are worth it.

  • First, eliminate all wheat - other grains too if possible. In itself, going wheat-free can help a lot.
  • Next, ask your doctor about prescribing low dose naltrexone - 3mg, for example. Taken at bedtime, many people who suffer chronic conditions find relief that lasts all day. We sell it to people who are suffering symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, psoriasis, arthritis, and practically any condition associated with the immune system and inflammation.


Nobody is certain of how LDN works; just that it seems very effective for a large percentage of people with chronic conditions. Dr. Bernard Bhari observed the effectiveness of this drug – referred to as LDN – many years ago and once told me that he can't think of any reason to not prescribe a trial of it to anyone suffering from chronic health situations. The dose is low and there are very few side effects or interactions – the most prominent interaction is with opioids (narcotics).



Of course, there are other things to consider, but these two can likely give you some of the relief you're seeking.

Wednesday, November 26, 2008

Soreness for Nursing Mothers

It is common for a new mother to experience pain and soreness whe they nurse their newborn. 

First, it is a new experience - having that much attention paid to an area of the body that had been mostly protected. 

Second, it is easy to develop a mild infection, one that both baby and mom share back and forth. It isn't serious, but it can be very uncomforable. There are numerous simple ways to treat the problem - and they usually clear things up to a point where the problem goes away for good.

We've posted some excellent information on our websit. Use the link on the titl;e of this article to read more. I guarantee you'll find the kind of help you will need.