Changing4Best
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When pain is present, it can be a bummer on our humour. ...so no more morphine - which I am glad... not used to hallucinating drugs!
I didn't even know that morphine caused hallucinations! The strongest pain killer I have ever been given is Hydrocodone, which I hate too, because of how it makes my mind feel. But to my knowledge, it never gave me any hallucinations. I've only taken it rarely though, if pain has been serious.
For me, the pain is present when I lean the leg against a chair, like my recliner, without a pillow under it. Even with a pillow it hurts, but not as badly. The femeral artery or the lymph node hurts too, but I have no way of knowing which it is. All I know is that leg is substantially thinner than the other and it hurts, sometimes like sciatica and sometimes in other ways. I think the muscles are spasming in it too, which is causing some of the pain.
If it is sciatica, there is not a lot that can be done for it, so I have heard anyway. But that would not explain the thinning of the leg, the pain in the lymph node or femeral artery area or... so I am assuming if it is sciatica, that is because there is blood loss to the leg. But I am no expert, what do I know? Only what I have tiried to find out by reading up on some things on the web.
When I was reading up, that is when I came across the reference to Lymphoma, or cancer of the lymph node. That is why I am here writing to you, though I am trying hard not to diagnose myself, because it also said that it might just be a cyst in that node a and not cancer too. I tend to worry a lot, so I know I should probably have waited for the dr's oppinion, but don't we all hate waiting so! I think I have found that hate of waiting to be human nature, don't you think?