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Help and advice...pain a week after wada
Thu, 11/22/2007 - 18:47Comments
Nerve Pain
Submitted by Sugerfree on Sat, 2007-11-24 - 20:26
wada
Submitted by domenica on Tue, 2008-01-08 - 14:25
i had a wada test last thursday. i was so restless afterwards because i was told to lie still, not lift anything, etc. i was fine when i left the hospital. i am going back to the weightroom tonight. i am a competitve bodybuilder. i would definitely check with your doctor to see if theere is a hematoma.
good luck, domenica
i had a wada test last thursday. i was so restless afterwards because i was told to lie still, not lift anything, etc. i was fine when i left the hospital. i am going back to the weightroom tonight. i am a competitve bodybuilder. i would definitely check with your doctor to see if theere is a hematoma.
good luck, domenica
Nerve pain
Submitted by kathyc on Sat, 2007-11-24 - 16:24
If they hit a nerve, it can hurt for quite awhile. Nerves take time to heal and if hurt are sending out pain "memos" constantly. I don't know about the wada part of the testing, as I mentioned, but as to nerve damage, I am sorry to say I do have that experience.It's different than a muscle ache, or a cut. The signals from nerves don't really stop til it is healed, but it should decrease as it heals. Calling your doctor when you are worried is always a good idea, even if they agree that yes, they hit a nerve; they should know that it is still bothering you to the extent it is. Hope you are better soon. Kathy