How to play psychotic reaction on guitar
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Not sure how one would play the guitar without doing that, though, as you know, we get carried away when we do it and the neck does what it does because that's not what we're focusing on. I would also say, if you haven't eaten and lived healthfully long before you turn 60 it's likely too late, the bad seeds are well planted. Teach your children, if you get my drift. Peace and I hope the pain isn't as bad as mine, I can't play for very long anymore. Sigh.
No brain tumor. Nothing that shows up on imaging. I always forget to ask the neuro and plan on doing so next wee. I assume it's related to the MS, but when you have a disease such as this, it's all to easy to attribute an unexplained symptom to it.
I worked for several years with people with severe psychiatric disorders and I know enough about psychotic symptoms to say it is not an hallucination.
I'm a musician. I play guitar and cello. Now, I've played guitar long enough where I over time developed calluses on my finger tips. However, now for cello I need a callus on the side of my thumb for a certain technique but I don't have time to develop it for weeks or months. If I regularly cut away at my thumb with a razor or something will a callus still build by means of artificial friction ?
Ouch! Yes, I'd see your regular doctor. ER's are good for that acute situation (they made sure there was no fracture, straightened it and splinted it) but I'd follow up with your regular doctor for further instructions. There are types of massage that can be done to help. And even further procedures. Given your desire to play guitar and fear of mobility, I'd definitely make sure you are doing everything you can. Got an orthopedist you can see? If not, go to your gp first.
I was at a concert last month that was very loud. It took a while for my hearing to recover completely but now that it has I noticed this screeching type overtone I hear when ever I play high notes on my guitar. It's on my acoustic and electric and its super loud. I was hoping it was just me overthinking this but I'm positive that it has to do with the concert. I just hope that there's a way to fix it. It's not tinnitus because it's not a ringing and it's not constant.
of course, this injury interfered with how I play, so to ease the injury and help regain a good callous on the end of my finger, I was using bio oil for a few years, but since that is unneeded now (since it seemed to have worked well) I have to maintain my finger tips now with a nail file to remove excess flesh that will peel off and re-injure the finger tip.
Hey,
Having some problems with my hand that are starting to worry me a bit.
I've messed my left hand up a bit, walking around on crutches for too long, I can't straighten my fingers or move them side to side at all, there isn't a great deal of pain but I'm starting to worry because it's been about 3 days with little improvement, it's really important to me because I can't play guitar at all at the moment.
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