Menstrual cramps muscle relaxers
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Wondering if anyone has experienced muscle spasms that started as bad menstrual cramps that quickly (a couple hours) became upper body spasm mayhem. Couldnt move for a solid day until I got some muscle relaxers and Mobic. Tops of shoulders, ribs, base of neck, back, and abdomen after the other pains went away, it g
Felt like my whole abdomen was sore and 10 lbs heavier than usual.
Ive taken it for a little while now with no issues
i was on soma before i found out i was pregnant they had to switch me bc somas can cause problems.
Flexeril just makes you really sleepy!
my cousin gave me his left over muscle relaxers, they are 10mg cybol something but anyway i took two when he first gave them to me and it wasnt what i wanted all i remember is passing out sleep. so my question is if i take one do you think it will relax me at night not like im havin a hard time sleeping cuz i do smoke weed but im curios to see if it willrelax my muscles im not looking for the oxy high i just want to relax any advice anybody knw anything about muscle relaxers?
m sure Nursegirl will be around soon and she will KNOW the answer about the muscle relaxers.... Even the most beautiful of gardens need rain to grow. The first few days are uncomfortable...even painful but the end result is so very worth it!! Buckle down, brace yourself for a nasty case of the "flu" and ride it out! YOU CAN DO THIS if you truly want to! The choice is yours! I'm here rooting for you!
I have tried several muscle relaxers. The most effective for me has been diazepam (Valium). I was leery of trying it because it has a bad name due to abuse. I finally gave in and agreed to give it a try. And it works well for me.
That said I was prescribed 60 pills in May and I have about 20 left so I only use it when I just cannot stand or stop the spasms in any other manner. I doesn't give me the "hangover" that so many of the other muscle relaxants did.
Good luck to you.
I have seen a doctor that told me it was a pulled muscle n gave me muscle relaxers which did nothing to stop it. Another doctor told me it was a pinched nerve n gave me meds for it which agian did nothing to stop it. I am waiting to see a PT and a Chiropractor. After a spine x-ray i was told i have beginning stages of DDD. I was devastated though if muscle relaxers n nerve meds arent helping how can it be DDD? Also i was given osteoporosis meds for pain that are not helping.
Since the stellate ganglion block on 3/13, the most concentrated source of back pain has been sharp muscle spasms occurring sporadically along the lower spine and lower-right side of the spine. 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.
It can greatly reduce your heavy periods. I used to have periods seven days long with plenty of clots. It was heavy pretty much all the way through. On top of that, I had horrible nausea, cramps, and lower back pains to the point I couldn't function the first few days and would have to miss school. Since starting the pill, my periods have been 2-3 days and sometimes light, sometimes moderate. Much, much better, and I can go out and function all days of my period.
sounds like you have problems with muscle spasms that can cause these twitches and cramps. Ive tried tens units, muscle relaxers, nerve pain meds and nothing has helped except for reading the self trigger point manual massage book. It tells you how to locate the muscles that are causing the problems and alot of times they are farther away than one would think.
However, I put on 30 lbs in two months, was exhausted all the time, had constant muscle cramps as well as excruciating menstrual cramps but my Gyno said it was nothing. I then started to have migraines, which disabled me to the point of being able to do nothing except sleep for days. After jumping around from gyno to gyno, my mom figured I should go to an endocrinologist. After finding a wonderful doctor, turns out I have hypothyroidism, overactive adrenal glands and hormone imbalances.
Wondering if anyone had reactions to muscle relaxers during surgery. Surgeon said bronchospasms had nothing to do with muscle relaxers but I had reactions in the past. I told them before surgery. At pre-op I told surgeon about previous reaction and he agreed to no muscle relaxers. They gave it to me anyway. Anyone else have a similar experience?
My doctor prescribed me muscle relaxers for my back since I have slight scoliosis and can't even lay flat on my back without the pain being almost unbearable. I'm in my third trimester so it's only going to worsen. I have reserves about taking them and the pharmacist did too but my OB gave me the go ahead As Needed Only. I was wondering if your doctor's have done the same and if so, how or Has it effected your baby in Any way?
Hello! My question is pertaining to the effects of muscle relaxers on GERD. I been taking flexeril for years because of muscle pain due to Lupus and for the last 2 months have been being treated for severe indigestion as a side effect of the med Verapimil. I was wondering if the flexeril could relax the sphincter muscle that is involved in GERD? Please give me any ideas or info you might have regarding if the flexeril would be contraindicated due to the GERD situation? Thanks, God bless!
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