i havent had the viberating feeling, but the muscles pain, i get even lying in bed, its like ive pushed weights for a month straight and left with them sore and tired, i get aching in my elbows, thats painfull, i have to emerge myself in a bath or spa to relieve it, oh i have had the viberating feeling, but in my head, and my back,
do what you can to relieve it, have a soak, or ly in bed with a electric blanket, ot hotty on your sore spots, maybe even trying going for a walk, to get things mov
My muscles are so sore & They feel so heavy, like when I lift them to get in the car. I also have so much trouble with my feet I can't exercise. I have diabetes & I really need to excercise What do you think it could be?
Tendons are the structures that connect the muscles to bones. When it gets inflamed due to overuse or injury it is called as tendonitis. There are different types of tendonitis like wrist tendonitis, knee tendonitis etc. According to the types of tendonitis, the treatment varies. But in general conservative measures including resting the area (avoid using during pain episodes) and ice application will help control inflammation and reduce swelling.
The rest of the pain has been sore, aching muscles on the left side. I have never had muscle spasms occur on the right of the spine in my back in the past; they have always stayed to the left and on the center of the lower spine. No further spasms have been felt on the left side of the spine since the block.
Ok I'm VERY familiar with ligament pain and this is not it...my lower abdomin is sore..mainly when I stand up...it feels like someone used it as a punching bag! Is it normal?
Blade is better currently but arm muscle is tight and sore in addition to sore leg (spcifically knee join, and foot arch) and overall sore. The arm pain flows to the wrist like a pulling or tugging feeling. I can do normal activities, but I know my left side feels weird. Do I need to be concerned at all? I am now wondering if its neurological or with time it will subside.
I am 57 years old and suffer from Anxiety disorder, the doctor has pretty much kept it under control with medication. The last month or so I have been waking up with sore joints and muscles in my arms and knees and my hands have been tingling. I also have been waking up with headaches, dry mouth and burning eyes. I get at least 8 hours of sleep, though its not a deep sleep. And I noticed my energy level has dropped.
AND IT HAS BEEN WORKING FINE. THE LAST COUPLE OF WEEKS I HAVE BEEN WAKING UP WITH SORE JOINTS AND MUSCLES IN MY ARMS AND KNEES AND A NUMB FEELING IN MY HANDS. MY DOCTOR HASN'T CHANGED ANY OF MY MEDS NOR HAVE I TAKEN ANYTHING DIFFERENT. I ALSO NOTICED I HAVE BEEN WAKING UP WITH HEADACHES, DRY MOUTH, AND SOMETIMES BURNING EYES. I ALSO NOTICED I HAVE BEEN VERY SHAKY AND HAVE LOW ENERGY EVEN AFTER 8 HOURS SLEEP.
This leaves my muscles (and sometimes the joints involved) very fatigued, sore, and sometimes feeling as if I have just recovered from a Charley-horse-type of cramp. The only explanation I can think of is that it is stress/anxiety related, but it even happens when I’m having a little–to-no anxiety at all, so I’m not convinced that this has psychiatric or emotional cause.
Hello let me start of by saying that I have anxiety like no other I'm scared of being unhealthy! Well about 4 or 5 days ago I started getting an achey upper body, my neck, upper back, armpits, and just recently my jaw felt sore! As if I've been working out all those muscles in that region(which I haven't) I also get a few sharp pains through the sides of my neck they just come and within seconds they are gone! Also my throat as if I have something in stuck in it!
I thought it was just a muscle relaxer, but I am getting new sensations that are reacting like the dystonia symptoms. Also, can I take a pain killer to numb these nerves/pain?? How about an analgesic ointment or patch? Please help me before I go crazy. Dr. has once again drugged me and left me in the dark.
I've experienced this too. When I mentioned it to my GP he said it can sometimes be your posture that causes you to have pain in the neck (like a sharp burning pain).
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