Due to “The Opioid Epidemic 🙄”, I had to start seeing pain management for opioid medications about 5-6 years ago as my rheumatologist no longer prescribed them. I’ve had bilateral hip replacements and back surgery but those are not the reason for my pain. I cannot seem to make pain management understand this though I tell them this at every monthly appointment. It’s frustrating! They continually suggest joint injections, epidurals, and nerve blocks. Does anyone else fight this?
I do deal with pain from time to time.. like now i am in the GYM. workinh out keeps alot of my inflammation away and the pain at a minimum. Listen to your body and get plenty of rest!
Totally agree.
I see a pain management that handles my back, knee and Lupus pain. I receive radio-frequency ablations on my back and they are amazing. But I do get prescribed Morphine and Oxycodone to help manage it.. there are great pain management doctors out there, just have to find them..
Lupus pain can manifest in various ways, including joint pain and pelvic pain. Here are some insights and management strategies:
Joint Pain in Lupus
Causes
- Arthralgia: Joint pain unrelated to arthritis.
- Inflammation: Can lead to conditions like tendinitis, carpal tunnel syndrome, and lupus-specific arthritis.
Management Show Full Answer
Yes!! Just wait 1 dy they'll have several pain to!!