SarkinYarki:
stop allowing Nigerians to give you intramuscular injections please .. I suspect your sciatica has been compromised , you will will need stem cell protocol immediately and make sure you start taking NAT B vitamin B complex now ..

I took Renerve Plus which is similar to NAT B for three months but didn't see any improvement. As for stem cell treatment for neuropathy. It looks like its still in the research phase or do you know any place that provides stem cell treatment for this neuropathy?

windhunter:


I visited a hospital today and was prescribed Neurobion. Am skeptical about the drug because its similar to Renerve Plus which have taken. I will get the drug tomorrow and start taking it and see what will happen. However am still hoping to hear from people on this forum who have had the same or similar experice or understand my problem. Am waiting for everybody's contribution. I have also been doing some searches on the internet. What makes finding a solution on the internet difficult is that the NYSC camp clinic where I was given that injection has no medical records of treatments that were given to patients. I don't even know what I was injected.

I understand how you feel but please do not see death as a way out.

Who among you fears the LORD and obeys his servant? If you are walking in darkness, without a ray of light, trust in the LORD and rely on your God.--Isaiah 50:10

For I know the plans I have for you," declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.--Jeremiah 29:11

But He was pierced for our transgressions, He was crushed for our iniquities; the punishment that brought us peace was upon Him, and by His stripes we are healed.--Isaiah 53:5

Let us then with confidence draw near to the throne of grace, that we may receive mercy and find grace to help in time of need.--Hebrew 4:16

Saviola247:
Bro, you have to be a man and be strong. Everything that has a beginning must have an end. I think what is happening to you write now was what actually happened to my niece and almost condemned her right leg. What you will do now is to look out for a military hospital, let them check you because I think that leg paining you might lead to paralyzing that leg......Now you are still walking with that leg, think of what you will do about it.

Did she recover fully? Is she pain free now?

julybaba:
The doctor injected you with one of the following:

1. methylprednisolone sodium succinate injection (Solu-Medrol) (given intravenously).
2. triamcinolone (Kenalog).
3.betamethasone (Celestone), 4.methylprednisolone (Depo-Medrol)

They are steroid injections with lasting side effects.

Do the side effects go away with time?

Jaqenhghar:

Read my posts fid I say iys impossibble. He is the one being shifty. 1st he said its possible to buy a house on 10kpounds a year. Next he said he knows a non resident who already owns two houses there. Does that seem plausible to you?

Stupidity is your first name. I said 10k a month. Where u got 10k a year baffles me: are u on Jamaican skunk?

stagger:


Stupidity is your first name. I said 10k a month. Where u got 10k a year baffles me: are u on Jamaican skunk?

Pls shut it you fúcking liar. Didnt you also add that a non resudent can afford 2 houses? Abeg make we hear word. You sound like one of them doctors hoping to make a jump. Dont let anyone fool you. There is no money tree there.

windhunter:


I did fasting sugar test and kidney function test and they were normal. I visited a hospital today and they prescribe Neurobione which is similar to Renerve Plus which I have taken in the past.

Just be prayerful, God I see you through. Though I recommend you still do these tests- HP, HBsAg, HCsAg, FBC and LFT

Oga copper you are not attentive. I just don't want to see you suffer while we have the solution. Read to confirm your diagnosis of RSD/CRPS (reflex sympathetic dystrophy/ complex regional pain syndrom).
If you agree with what I say we shall move to the next stage. If you do not comment I will not come here again until you find the truth yourself
This diagnosis is difficult to get even at a teaching hospital level but we are on top of the game. Those things you are taking may just be a waste of time: https://rsds.org/telltale-signs-and-symptoms-of-crpsrsd/

Jaqenhghar:

Pls shut it you fúcking liar. Didnt you also add that a non resudent can afford 2 houses? Abeg make we hear word. You sound like one of them doctors hoping to make a jump. Dont let anyone fool you. There is no money tree there.

Please indicate where I stated this.You must be a junkie!
Better get yourself a rehab centre before we hear you have plunged into the Thames!

stagger:


Please indicate where I stated this.You must be a junkie!
Better get yourself a rehab centre before we hear you have [b] plunged into the Thames[ /b] !

after you.

Jaqenhghar:

after you.

Do you know you can make a down payment of less than 30% (and even way lower) for mortgage on a house?

Your resolve to disbelieve it, is just outstanding.

I know people that bought cars of close to 60k pounds after a short period of work-- sensible or not, is not for me to judge

So far you are credit worthy, the system can be put to good use

HBB1:


Do you know you can make a down payment of less than 30% (and even way lower) for mortgage on a house?

Your resolve to disbelieve it, is just outstanding.

I know people that bought cars of close to 60k pounds after a short period of work-- sensible or not, is not for me to judge

So far you are credit worthy, the system can be put to good use

Guy I don tire for this una argument. You are tonyour beliefs. I pray God brings you there so you see for yourself.

Jaqenhghar:

Guy I don tire for this una argument. You are tonyour beliefs. I pray God brings you there so you see for yourself.

You don't know where I live, neither do you know what I do?
You might be surprised!

HBB1:


You don't know where I live, neither do you know what I do?
You might be surprised!

Whatever. Its none of my business really.

oxypress:
Oga copper you are not attentive. I just don't want to see you suffer while we have the solution. Read to confirm your diagnosis of RSD/CRPS (reflex sympathetic dystrophy/ complex regional pain syndrom).
If you agree with what I say we shall move to the next stage. If you do not comment I will not come here again until you find the truth yourself
This diagnosis is difficult to get even at a teaching hospital level but we are on top of the game. Those things you are taking may just be a waste of time: https://rsds.org/telltale-signs-and-symptoms-of-crpsrsd/

I have some of the symptoms mentioned on the website you posted. Are they any tests carried out to diagnose the RSD/CRPS? Is the condition reversible? How is it treated?

windhunter:


I have some of the symptoms mentioned on the website you posted. Are they any tests carried out to diagnose the RSD/CRPS? Is the condition reversible? How is it treated?

Why are you playing with your life like dis?
Why don't you go to hospital!
You have been asked to go to a teaching hospital haven't you?
Everybody is giving you all sorts of diagnosis and therapy, even ulcer of the blood-- by the time you fry your kidneys don't cry again o!
Go to a teaching hospital and tell them every thing you have done so far.
If it's not Somatism, you need specialist care ASAP

windhunter:


I have some of the symptoms mentioned on the website you posted. Are they any tests carried out to diagnose the RSD/CRPS? Is the condition reversible? How is it treated?

cprs/rsd treatment:
By conventional methods there is no specific treatment that cuts accross for all patients. Patients are treated in various medical departments as the problems arise.
These treatments need supervision by qualified doctors and not by self medication. This is what they will attempt to do if they (teaching hospitals) know the diagnosis.
Read and understand this first before we continue. If no response from you I won't come back.

https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/complex-regional-pain-syndrome/treatment/

Revolutionary boldness =)

oxypress:


cprs/rsd treatment:
By conventional methods there is no specific treatment that cuts accross for all patients. Patients are treated in various medical departments as the problems arise.
These treatments need supervision by qualified doctors and not by self medication. This is what they will attempt to do if they (teaching hospitals) know the diagnosis.
Read and understand this first before we continue. If no response from you I won't come back.

https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/complex-regional-pain-syndrome/treatment/

I have visited the link and read.

windhunter:


I have visited the link and read.

Ok Good. I thought you abandoned the discussion. Expect more.

We always underestimate our health utill we are ill. been suffering silently ever since I took antimalarial atesunate plus.
After taking this drug I realised I can't fall asleep for the prescribed period of the drug and after the prescription period. I started to panic. I consulted a doctor after explaining my condition to him he prescribed me with lexotan 1.5mg. no improvement. He prescribed me with predisonone to use should incase am suffering from allergies and to detoxify my system still no improvement. I went to a general hospital to carry out MP test wch was +. I had to enrol for malaria treatment but the sleep still won't come. I had to visited another hospital the doctor dia gave me one drug via my hand within seconds I dozed off for like 5hrs after I was unable to fall asleep for 2weeks. I woke up with joy thinking my problem have been solved.d dr.gave me a tablet of diazepam to compliment with d intravenous one to b taken for 3days. After 3 days d symptoms re occurred. By this time I av entered depression mood thinking i will never b myself again.
I started surfing d net for natural way of beating insomnia. Gradually my condition improved the sleep start coming till I eventually got my sleeping routine back.
But,i have not been d same person I was before. I used to feel anaemia symptoms, slight pain in my left chest together with slight inner pain in my left lower abdomen that sometimes comes with left testis pain too, I always feel as if am not getting enough air while breathing wch results in this chest and lower abdomen testis pain mostly when am in a moving car. Have been battling these for closed to 3yrs now. Any help will be welcome.

Could it be that am suffering from the side effects of those drugs av taken or another underlying warning

oxypress:
Ok Good. I thought you abandoned the discussion. Expect more.

Ok. I'll be waiting.

windhunter:


Ok. I'll be waiting.

rsd/crps:
When you understand that reference article by UK govt it shows how complex and difficult it is to treat the problem to the extent that some will say it is incurable; all false. You have not been disabled so it means the problem is still easy to treat. Advanced cases may suffer disability. Forget all the noice makers who think they have idea of what is on ground. This is where you have to separate the traders from the medical professionals. Without making a diagnosis you can never treat it and that is why the problem is persisting till now.

Next article is important if you are ready for it say so before I continue.

oxypress:

rsd/crps:
When you understand that reference article by UK govt it shows how complex and difficult it is to treat the problem to the extent that some will say it is incurable; all false. You have not been disabled so it means the problem is still easy to treat. Advanced cases may suffer disability. Forget all the noice makers who think they have idea of what is on ground. This is where you have to separate the traders from the medical professionals. Without making a diagnosis you can never treat it and that is why the problem is persisting till now.

Next article is important if you are ready for it say so before I continue.

Am ready for the next article.

texazzpete:


Most doctors in Nigeria are good enough for the task. Lapses are mainly due to how understaffed hospitals are, how overworked the doctors are, how poorly paid they are and how poor the available equipment is. No doctor that is forced to see 50 patients daily can ever work at full capacity.

Doctors deal with all that and still have to hear false anecdotes like the one you just posted. No trained doctor will ever mistake a kidney for a tumor, and no non-surgeon will be tasked with removing a tumor. What trained surgeon will think a kidney is a tumor?

These malicious lies only help to increase the resentment felt by medical doctors.

In your alternative universe there's no medical malpractices. But in the real world, there are a lot of medical malpractice cases in Nigeria! That's a fact, whether you believe it or not.

I for one have had bad experiences with Nigerian doctors. Three doctors misdiagnosed me and it nearly cost my life. I had to go back to the Netherlands where real doctors exist. My doctor there diagnosed me correctly within a minute and I recovered in few days!

I have a friend who traveled to Nigeria and fell sick. His ailment was a migraine but he was misdiagnosed. I know a lot of people who had their own horror experiences with Nigerian doctors.

I know there are good doctors in Nigeria, especially, those who schooled or practiced in U S. or Europe. But they are very few. The rest are quacks.

windhunter:


Am ready for the next article.

blood flow in rsd/ crps: In my first comment I said the problem is blood flow and inflamatory disorders.
Inflammation comes from allergy and nerve tissues are being damaged leading to swelling and diminished blood flow. When blood flow is affected there will be oxgen deficit. Oxygen deficit leads to cell/tissue/organ malfunction or death.
Nothing to fear the problem is not yet very serious.
Oxygen deficit will cause tissue damage, swelling and pain.
Although some people may experience improvement without much effort but many may not.
To stop the problem from deterioration we need to introduce oxygen to the system.
Normally we breathe 21% oxygen, the hospitals give 100% oxygen but these are not enough to treat and reverse the problem. For this to resolve 100% oxygen in a presurised atmosphere is used. This is called hyperbaric oxygen therapy-hbot. I will send a link for you to open a video in your phone/tab.
This video shows an oyibo man having similar problems like yours; very pathetic. He attended different hospitals and saw different doctors - no improvement. That is to show how dificult it is to treat in standard hospitals even in oyibo land. After viewing it you come back. I will then send you another video (to your WhatsApp) of people who have done the right treatment so you can compare and make up your mind. If ready, give go ahead.
Anyone interested in dis mata kan chuk mout. A redi to ansa kweshon. Please use correct English.

oxypress:


blood flow in rsd/ crps: In my first comment I said the problem is blood flow and inflamatory disorders.
Inflammation comes from allergy and nerve tissues are being damaged leading to swelling and diminished blood flow. When blood flow is affected there will be oxgen deficit. Oxygen deficit leads to cell/tissue/organ malfunction or death.
Nothing to fear the problem is not yet very serious.
Oxygen deficit will cause tissue damage, swelling and pain.
Although some people may experience improvement without much effort but many may not.
To stop the problem from deterioration we need to introduce oxygen to the system.
Normally we breathe 21% oxygen, the hospitals give 100% oxygen but these are not enough to treat and reverse the problem. For this to resolve 100% oxygen in a presurised atmosphere is used. This is called hyperbaric oxygen therapy-hbot. I will send a link for you to open a video in your phone/tab.
This video shows an oyibo man having similar problems like yours; very pathetic. He attended different hospitals and saw different doctors - no improvement. That is to show how dificult it is to treat in standard hospitals even in oyibo land. After viewing it you come back. I will then send you another video (to your WhatsApp) of people who have done the right treatment so you can compare and make up your mind. If ready, give go ahead.
Anyone interested in dis mata kan chuk mout. A redi to ansa kweshon. Please use correct English.

Is it a large video ? I'll prefer a youtube link if it is.

falcon01:
damn. a dude i know got his leg paralyzed by been injected wrongly.

Save someone by reading this:

https://www.nairaland.com/5111412/use-hbot-when-next-injection

DedeNkem:


In your alternative universe there's no medical malpractices. But in the real world, there are a lot of medical malpractice cases in Nigeria! That's a fact, whether you believe it or not.

I for one have had bad experiences with Nigerian doctors. Three doctors misdiagnosed me and it nearly cost my life. I had to go back to the Netherlands where real doctors exist. My doctor there diagnosed me correctly within a minute and I recovered in few days!

I have a friend who traveled to Nigeria and fell sick. His ailment was a migraine but he was misdiagnosed. I know a lot of people who had their own horror experiences with Nigerian doctors.

I know there are good doctors in Nigeria, especially, those who schooled or practiced in U S. or Europe. But they are very few. The rest are quacks.

There's a world of difference between misdiagnosis and mistaking an distinctive organ like the kidney for a tumor.

texazzpete:


There's a world of difference between misdiagnosis and mistaking an distinctive organ like the kidney for a tumor.

It really happened! After the life-threatening operation, the patient had some complications. When she went to another hospital, the Indian doctor there disovered that one of her kidneys was missing, and the quack doctor was later arrested.

There are many quack doctors, believe it or not.

HitSong:

Dear dolt, the matter here is not about spellings or grammar. Please put your brain in motion next time before you type...

You must be a fool for not being aware that one must be ready to learn something (new) in any situation.

TheSpellChecker:


You must be a fool for not being aware that one must be ready to learn something (new) in any situation.

A confirmed dolt.
You think we're here to learn some English grammar or spellings that you don't even understand in the first place?