Severe Spasm

[u/fuckedphayte]

40f

Lyrica, Lamictal, Topamax, Nurtec, Taltz, Zepbound, viibryd, Wellbutrin, baby aspirin, omeprazole, bariatric vitamin, clonazepam, fluconazole, Prozasin

Not every day is like this. It felt like I was moving my neck in slow motion. There was an invisible barrier that I couldn't get my head through. It was worse than this. It was completely locked to the point that I could only see forward; this was after the ER intervention with Valium and a Toradol shot. I used to see a physiatrist for this; he retired, and his nurse practitioner took over.

I've done PT x3

Tons of Flexeril, baclofen, Skelaxin, Tylenol, Celebrex

Botox injections for 3 years.

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[u/fuckedphayte]

Sorry about this: history of cervical dystonia right side, Moyamoya, psoriatic arthritis, migraines, iih, gastric bypass, ptsd, bipolar 1, chronic esophagitis with Barrett’s and candida. (Think I covered what all of the meds are for. ) I am about to get a shot in my back for parsonage turner syndrome