singulair for scar tissue

Scar Tissue pressing against nerves. I have had an epidural since then and am to go back for another at a pain management clinic. To date all the things such as physical therapy, injections, Tens unit, pain medications, pain patches, etc. have not help. Does anyone have suggestions. Thanks.

Another possible remedy for external scar tissue is castor oil. Home Health makes a product called ScarMassage, and many companies make balms for stretch marks, which also can help with external scars.

I have a question about scar tissue build up in my stents. I have had 7 DES stents in the RCA bypass graft since August of 2009. How many times can you be restented and are there any other options? I am a 54 year female. I have been doing my best in following everything my cardiologist says to do, I am so dissapointed. Is there anything eles I can do? He changed me from Plavix w/ asprin to Effient 10mg w/ asprin. I am having slight symptoms again(left arm weakness upon exertion.

A ct did not show anything abnormal but i am still in a great deal of pain and its very hard for me to sit up straight or drive a car. He thinks it might be small hernia or scar tissue pressing on a nerve from the previous surgery . He has now give me the choice of waiting and seeing if it gets better or having a surgery to see if they can find anything . I have no idea what to do . I do know the pain is not getting better its getting worse and i cant keep up my daily life with this pain .

Try applying a moisturizing lotion for severe dry skin and see if that helps any. I know I have also tried Cornhuskers lotion, for really bad cases of it, and for calluses.

Recurrance is always in the back of my mind, but could this pain just be from scar tissue? I have also been told that part of the problem may be arthritis in the ribs caused by a previous fracture. I am currently taking Neurontin, which has helped tremendously, but I would like to know what type of complications scar tissue can cause and if this is solely the cause of my pain now, will it subside? Also, why does the pain come and go, flucuating in severity? Thanks for any info.

Hello , I have my lip pierced it keeps getting scar tissue lumps inside of it, how can i prevent this from happening and how can I get the present lump to go away?

Hi I understand exactly what your asking, I feel bad for you because its kind of like what comes first the chicken or the egg....to remove scar tissue you will create more scar tissue...I had a surgeon explain it to me like this ,,they go in try to clean up as much scar tissue as posible and their goal is that you or any patient would be 75% less scar tissue. A general surgeon could do this , as could your gyno or even a cosmetic surgeon which may be a good one to atlest interview..

I asked my local neuro, not my chiari specialist at my last appointment if she thought I would benefit from surgery. She cringed slightly and talked about surgery and scar tissue. Do I want to tolerate the nausea, dizziness, full feeling in my head, swallowing problems, etc....................................................................., or risk dealing with scar tissue and other complications that can arise from the surgery.

will I be left with this huge scar in my lip? Can a plastic surgeon remove this scar? If so, when do you recommend that I have a consult with a plastic surgeon? I feel like my bite is off because my lips no longer close naturally due to this large bump.

A friend had scar tissue causing extensive blockage in one fallopian tube. They ttc'ed for about a year and a half, went through several IUI cycles and were taking a break before starting another IUI when they got pg naturally - no drugs or anything. So - it can happen!

I have never had breast surgery. She said the ultrasound showed scar tissue. How could that be as I have never had breast surgery? This discussion is related to <a href='/posts/show/259463'>Breast cancer scar tissue?</a>.

Could this density and calcification be masked by the scar tissue or could this scar tissue cause the reading to show the density and calcification. Is this finding common? Is there anyone else that has experienced these findings? I'm suppose to have a spot compression and maybe an ultrasound done, but I've been too nervous to make the appointment. I am going to go though. Should I be concerned at this point?

I have childhood scars and one from a few years ago. What would make scar tissue start to grow and become painful?

Hi, How are you? Like any surgery, knee surgery also has scar tissue which can remain for the rest of the life, but it's size might decrease after the surgery. As you mentioned, it is 18 months after surgery I don't think this scar would dissappear. Normally, the scar will be approximately six to eight inches long. It will be straight down the center of your knee unless you have previous scars, in which case they may use the prior scar. There will be some numbness around the scar.

The last part of my post about the tummy tuck - do you know if the scar tissue can increase these results? I read somewhere that burn patients with alot of scar tissue can have increased WBC counts but I can't find where their lymphocytes and ESR are elevated also.

What are the chances of her developing scar tissue? What are her options if she does develop scar tissue? Can she develop enough scar tissue to the point that she will lose vision in her eyes?

What do you find Singulair did for you? I found that, for me, it did nothing.

along with removal of scar tissue. The scar tissue basically pushed the nerve and blood vessel together as it grew. Needless to say, the first surgery, although successfull for 14 months, was overcome by the scar tissue. The second surgery was not successful although scar tissue was removed surrounding the nerve and blood vessel. The second surgery has left the right side of my face weakened. The "sesures" continue and pull my eye closed.

Hi Lesmorother, First I want to welcome you to the Pain Management Forum and let you know that we are glad you found this Forum. I want to let you know that there are NO Doctors on this Forum only CP - Chronic Pain - Patients that help each other with our OWN expertise and experiences that we have developed through our OWN CP Issues. I'm so sorry that you are having this problem.

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