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Suggest Treatment For Pain In Arms And Chin After An Injury

jan.2014 i drove my knees into the concrete floor sent a shockwave up my spine.my arms went limp and i smashed my chin on a steel step sending it back down my neck and cut open my chin. wrkrs.comp.brutality landed me in eroom on morfine periferal neuropathy they say still no help shoot me pls.
Wed, 8 Jun 2016
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Hello,

I can understand your concern and feel sorry for the agony you have been suffering through. The way you have had an accident is surely bound to cause you pain and as you are suffering from peripheral neuropathy, shooting pain can be understood.

However, there might be only some areas that might be giving you shooting pains of peripheral neuropathy depending on the nerves involved in the injury. As morphine is also not working for you, I would advise you to visit a neurologist who may suggest you invasive methods to get relief from pain like nerve decompression therapy etc. You can also try acupuncture.

I hope this information helps you. Thank you for choosing HCM. I wish you feel better soon.

Best,
Dr. Viraj Shah
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Suggest Treatment For Pain In Arms And Chin After An Injury

Hello, I can understand your concern and feel sorry for the agony you have been suffering through. The way you have had an accident is surely bound to cause you pain and as you are suffering from peripheral neuropathy, shooting pain can be understood. However, there might be only some areas that might be giving you shooting pains of peripheral neuropathy depending on the nerves involved in the injury. As morphine is also not working for you, I would advise you to visit a neurologist who may suggest you invasive methods to get relief from pain like nerve decompression therapy etc. You can also try acupuncture. I hope this information helps you. Thank you for choosing HCM. I wish you feel better soon. Best, Dr. Viraj Shah