fibrowolf
New member
- Joined
- Dec 17, 2013
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- 2
- Diagnosis
- 10/2013
- Country
- US
- State
- Massachusetts
I rarely experience allodynia, but I have tremendous pain from muscles that repeatedly cramp up. Massage, even deep tissue massage, or self-massage with a hard tool usually provides significant relief for the acute pain. These cramps pop up all over my body. Pretty much whenever I use a muscle group a modest amount in a repetitive way, a cramp will form there. So the muscles I massage get very little break between cramps sometimes. This affects my postural muscles particularly. I just recently graduated college. It was touch and go for a while; I was uncertain if I could function well enough to meet the demands, but two things helped me in particular. 1) The Disabilities Services Office was FANTASTIC at helping me get accommodations. 2) I stopped caring that I drew people's attention when I would have to stand up or move around in class (though I touched base with the prof. first); it wasn't until my third year (of five) in college that I realized to take better care of myself and be less embarrassed.
I also smile a lot. That means cramps in my cheeks quite often. I often joke that "I smile so much, it hurts!"
Does anyone else get frequent muscle cramps? What are they like for you?
I also smile a lot. That means cramps in my cheeks quite often. I often joke that "I smile so much, it hurts!"
Does anyone else get frequent muscle cramps? What are they like for you?