Chronic Pain
Chronic pain is not properly addressed enough.chronic pain according to the dictionary is defined as, “ Persistent pain that lasts weeks to years. The pain may be caused by inflammation or dysfunctional nerves.” You will find in the treatment section that treatment may help, but this can not be cured.
This isn’t a syndrome that can be taken away, and many of us are too familiar with the life altering daily pain. The pain can be so overwhelming that it’s easier to stay in bed than try to move.
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Chronic pain changes the way we live our life.
Chronic pain is not just a back ache or some swelling here and there. Just like endometriosis it is a thief of life.
With that said, we don’t just let our life run past us. We do our best to catch ever fleeting moment we can in life despite the internal screams of pain.
This is how I am working on helping my chronic pain symptoms.
1. I have started cutting our dairy as much as I can. I find this has help the pressure in my stomach. Also helps my gut to where it doesn’t trigger an endometriosis flare.
2. I have started to see a fascia massage therapist every 2 weeks to work on trigger point holding pain.
3. I have begun making movement and stretching apart of my daily routine. It has help tremendously in loosening tight muscles. This has helped me move better in the morning.
4. I started just recently taking melatonin. I feel it has relaxed me more in my sleep. I am not clenching my jaw or squeezing my toes into my feet. Getting to shut off as much pain I can in my sleep.
5. I have really upped my water intake. It’s helped with my body feeling refreshed.
6. Nerve blocks in my neck have helped my migraines. Also, have cut down a small bit on my neck and shoulder pains.
I hope these help you find what can work best for you. Stay safe and kind to yourself.
Xo Rae







