pain from nerve damage
pain from nerve damage
I have klumpke's palsy and I do not have pain in my arm. I started reading the message boards recently and I noticed a lot of people talking about pains in their arms. Do almost all bp injuries involve pain from nerve damage?
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Kathleen M
Re: pain from nerve damage
Hi Tom
Welcome to the Message Boards.
I moved a post on pain up to the top. I am not sure of the extent of your injury or what nervers are injured but I do think a lot of pain has to do with compensation and extent of nerve damage and how each person healed.
Over the last 4 years I have learned that our injuries are like fingerprints while many of the same nervers are injured they heal differently.
I always had pain I don't remember not having it and when it increased due to compensation and secondary injuries I really began to search for information that was how I found UBPN.
Kath
Welcome to the Message Boards.
I moved a post on pain up to the top. I am not sure of the extent of your injury or what nervers are injured but I do think a lot of pain has to do with compensation and extent of nerve damage and how each person healed.
Over the last 4 years I have learned that our injuries are like fingerprints while many of the same nervers are injured they heal differently.
I always had pain I don't remember not having it and when it increased due to compensation and secondary injuries I really began to search for information that was how I found UBPN.
Kath
Re: pain from nerve damage
Kathleen, thanks for letting me know about the previous posts. It looks like a lot of good info is in there!