All in all, the situation is improving. I can clearly detect more pain-free time (even though this is with the maximum dose of ibuprofen) and when pains occur, they are less pervasive and really heavy only for short periods of time. The point is however, this is far from normal. I need to take the pain killers regularly in the highest allowed dose and must restrain from anything that demands effort from back or neck. And when I am doing fine, like today with another half day of feeling quite good, the strain on the back is apparently made without noticing, and there is relapse.
Sunday, October 21, 2007
The Daily Whiplash (4)
All in all, the situation is improving. I can clearly detect more pain-free time (even though this is with the maximum dose of ibuprofen) and when pains occur, they are less pervasive and really heavy only for short periods of time. The point is however, this is far from normal. I need to take the pain killers regularly in the highest allowed dose and must restrain from anything that demands effort from back or neck. And when I am doing fine, like today with another half day of feeling quite good, the strain on the back is apparently made without noticing, and there is relapse.
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