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givio 03-27-2016 05:29 PM

Best wishes for a good Easter to all!

Anne, I wonder if that will happen to me one day. Still at the stage of coping with the daily pain. I hope to walk more this summer. I bought myself a little dog last summer in the hopes of walking more, but the plan failed...

Honchey 03-27-2016 07:06 PM

The strangest thing happened this evening..I was in the rocker in a semi-reclined position watching TV and I tried to re-adjust my position and when I moved my leg I felt & heard a snap in my knee..it was very painful and now my knee is just sore and I can walk without the cane & no pain...I'm going to be very conscious of my walking and movements until I get home to see the DR..You have no idea how relieved I am..

Givio, have you ever used a TENS unit? I usually travel with it in case I need it but It needs new wires..Check it out on Ebay..Years ago you needed a script for it...not any more..it really helps with the pain..I used it a lot after the first knee replacement...helps with swelling too...I feel so much better knowing I'll be able to pack up for the trip home this Wednesday.. Good nite all..H.

JuneBillie 03-27-2016 10:19 PM

I can't take any antibiotic like Cipro, and levaquin. Three times when on them it wasn't long until I had a ligament tear. It also is hard, because it knocks out a lot of antibiotics. I have a cane put back too for those days I need it. :eek:

Honchey 03-28-2016 05:26 AM

Junebillie, Last October I has taken Levaquin and ended up not being able to walk because of it..I stopped taking it after 3 days and had to have PT for a Month..it did something to my leg in the calf area...Never again..The TENS is a gadget that sends pulsating electric thru the pads placed on the area you place them..very gentle and it really helps..

givio 03-28-2016 07:13 PM

I never heard of a TENS unit. I think I need to help my muscles to be stronger...

dublb 03-28-2016 07:34 PM

Hey Ya'll. :) I wanted to jump in here & say that I looove my tens unit! I use it on my back when it acts up. DH hates it. He has been bad enough a few times that he was willing to use it, but he claims that it just hurts. I think he decided that it would hurt. LOL

dublb 03-28-2016 07:39 PM

We are gonna go back to Midland tomorrow. I mostly did yard work this trip. We did get some faux wood blinds to put in the dinning room behind my lace curtains. Gosh it looks lovely & cuts down on that hot west sunlight!

JuneBillie 03-29-2016 08:07 AM

Honchey I hate to hear that. The last time I took Levaquin, I was walking through my living room, and suddenly went down on the floor with what felt like literally someone had taken a hammer and hit me as hard as they could in the calf of one of my legs. I couldn't walk for a while after that. So now it is on all my medical records to not be given that drug.

We have a unit like the tens, but I don't know if that is what it is. We place these little pads on where it hurts, and it sends little vibrating pulses, and we can make them stronger or lighter. I haven't used it in awhile. I have just been on lots of meds.

Honchey 03-29-2016 08:23 AM

Junebillie, It is a TENS unit..it helps so much..when I used to vaccum the carpets I would place them just below & above my waist and I didn't hurt later in the day like I would if I didn't use it..I used it on my ankle after surgery and around my knee after surgery..it helps in reducing the swelling also. I like the rectangle pads better than the little square ones..more coverage.

Rosyhf 03-30-2016 04:53 PM

Hiya everyone. and happy anniversary to both Givio and NS. Honchy, I am so sorry to hear about your pain. Three years or so ago when I was starting to feel pain in my knees, I had started to take stuff like condriton and all those other things to help with arthritis. Last year, I started to use a product by Bronson Pharmaceuticals, called Vital (collagen). It is a liquid and you take 3 drops in water before eating in the morning. It runs abou 30.00 for a month supply. After 3 bottles, all my pain has vanished, it is amazing. I guess it depends on what stage you are at. I don't take pain killers at all, I would rather suffer lol. Anyway, I do take some lovely vitamins from the same company and now take collagen in capsule form. I am going to see if it's affective as the liquid. I also take Hyaluronic Acid, which is also good for the joints. ....


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