Hello,
I put out a very long thread previously about really bad( and what I thought were sciatica) pains. Everyone on here have been so helpful and I thank you all for that. Anyway, I had got to a point where I couldn't walk but am now on other meds although they are not really that effective, I can manage waking in great pain and try and do most tasks sitting down. So They booked me in for urgent physio(I have a 9mo so am struggling). however the physio doesn't seem to know what it is. She doesn't really seem that interested. None of the usual tests show anything obvious but I am still in constant pain. I can't bear it anymore. I have spent my time looking into this that and the other, thinking about the anatomy, and playing about with positions to show her which one give me the most pain sensations etc... In attempt to help her figure it out I guess(but. I don't think she was too bothered about it) Today I asked her what she thought the problem might be. She kind of said 'mmm, maybe a disc thing, but definitely a nerve thing, not sure which nerve though'. I explained to her the muscles that give me pain and wondered if these could unveil a clearer idea or which part of the sling might effect these, or is a problem with these muscles that are pressing on a nerve. I was polite kind and enthusiastic. She just said that she didn't really have the time to go through the anatomy with me(it was nearing lunch hour I think). I never complain about anyone but it made me feel so sad and unimportant. I can't cope with this anymore and it is making me so low. It is through the NHS and my appointment lasted only 10 minutes. She changed the exercises she gave me but I am not confident really. I think she was given me generic exercises for something or other. She said she might not be able to see me for a while as she is on holiday soon. Wanted to cry, surely they should fit me in with someone else. Half the time I can hardly walk. Sorry to vent but is this normal? Is it just a thing we have to live with, constant pain. Am I suppose to be fobbed off. Feel gutted and really really low x x
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Should I be disappointed by my physio session?
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FifiFerusha · 25/05/2016 14:55
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