Psycho-Babble Social Thread 7310

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If its not one thing, then it is another syndrome

Posted by AKC on July 11, 2001, at 19:06:38

As I have been sharing, I am doing so much better emotionally (only problem now is the fatigue factor). To help with the fatigue (and the excessive weight gain from some of the meds I have taken over the past two years), I have been trying to get out and walk almost every day - not far and not fast - just 20 minutes or so. I have a history of knee trouble. So wouldn't you know - my right knee has been acting up. Got to the point that I went to the doc two months ago. New med for a deep ache I was having helped, but the grinding just has gotten worse, so back I went to the doc. So of course, I have to go to the specialist later this month. The way it is feeling, I am sure it is going to need some cleaning out (had that done about 14 years ago). Kinda frustrating, isn't it!

Re: If its not one thing, then it is another syndrome

Posted by susan C on July 11, 2001, at 19:49:09

In reply to If its not one thing, then it is another syndrome, posted by AKC on July 11, 2001, at 19:06:38

Yeah, with me it is my left knee, 16 years ago. It doesn't hurt now like it did when I reinjured it a year ago and I went to see a PT and have been walking and doing pool exercises, tho I do have some grinding....hmmmm....maybe I should have it looked at again....I know being 30 lbs heavier than I should be contributes to the problem. I have been very good about taking glucosamine sulfate. Both my Family MD and the Naturapathic doc I see for nutrition recommended it. And, it seems to have made a difference. As Mark Twain (I think) once said, Why not? it can't hurt.

> As I have been sharing, I am doing so much better emotionally ...Kinda frustrating, isn't it!

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