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Flexeril helped but now....

Note: Start reading at "The Why"

What happened:

The flexeril that the emergency doctor prescribed me his helping. It helped me relax my muscles. I haven't cramped up in a few days. Thank God! It left me with extreme burning and numbness in my feet and hands. Pain in my lower legs and across my right thigh. My arms are weak and I get tired very quickly. What is going on man??? UGH! My feet are so swollen and have a hot sensation sometimes  I have to take off my shoes for relief. I am only wearing tennis shoes and socks because that is the only shoe that doesn't leave some of my skin exposed. The air hurts. My feet are on fire but my bones feel ice cold. I use heat warmers for the sock/feet to help.The second time they left warps on my feet.  It hurts to drive and push the gas. So I alternate between right and left leg leading. Luckily I have had a bunch of knee surgeries so I am confident in my left leg driving. LOL.  My hands feel like they are 80 years old. My fingers hurt to move them, they hurt to grip the steering wheel, texting feels like im touching hot surfaces and it leaves blisters on the inside. My hands hurt in the dead center of them. I massage whatever hand hurts the worst with the other until I need to swap. Thankfully my hands dont always do this throughout the day. However, my feet burn all day and night long! But I can't not use my feet and hands. I can't not walk and not touch things....

How I feel:
In pain. Like I have a severe case of athletes feet lol and my hands are cripple. ugh! This too shall pass!

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