Unfortunately, weight has alot to do with your problems. If you can lose that weigh, it would help tremendously on your problems. Besides helping hypertension, hyperlipidemia, diabetes, it is so hard on your knees, hips, and back to be morbidly obese.
It is also harder on the medical community treating you. Dont forget that they have to help you get off tables, soemtimes push you in wheelchairs, stretchers, and the nachines sometimes will not hold very obese patients,
Try to help yourself, I know it is hard from experience but you need to do it for your health and your life!
Good luck to you!!
Three years ago I woke up one morning with numbness in my left little finger. As time went on it not only did not go away the numbness, combined with pain like a burning/tingling sensation, escalated. As the pain became more and more intense I paid thousands for tests and my doctor finally told me he was going to perform "elbow" surgery. I went online and saw a picture of a man that had just had "elbow" surgery and it showed about a two inch scar. To my horror when I came to after my surgery I almost immediately started suffering horrible pain, to the point I had to remove my cast later that night. Puss was coming from the incision; infection had set in, and I had an EIGHT inch scar running from up past my elbow down to midway of my left arm. The Surgeon blamed the outcome of my surgery on my being "too fat" and as I sit her typing this I can tell anyone reading it to be VERY CAREFUL before you allow any surgeon to do to you what this one did to me. I am in terrible pain 24/7 and after hearing, "Well, you probably have Fibromyalgia" for the tenth time as I kept seeking help I have come to the conclusion that what ten doctor's have now told me. "It's something you must learn to "live with". I don't have millions of dollars, or the patience, to keep having very expensive tests only to get nowhere so the bottom line is this. They can send a man to the moon yet expose humans to this kind of "medical treatment" then tell them they must learn to live with mind numbing pain for the rest of their lives? Scary!!!!!!
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Could it be side affects from any meds you may be on?
Are you diabetic?
Have you tried any of the meds that are used for neuropathy, like Lyrica or Neurontin?
Have you had any MRI's?
It sounds like it could be neuropathy. Have they done an EMG?