u/drivermcgyver

I'm almost 3 weeks post op and the back of my leg and calf are super super sore. They did an ultrasound on my leg and didn't find any blood clots. I was pretty immobile for about 2 months before I had my surgery, but the back of my calf and leg so incredibly tender. Trying to roll them out is super painful. To preface, it felt like I had a knife in my leg/calf/foot for a out 7 weeks straight. Is there some sort of muscle stress that takes time to go away? Maybe I've never felt this kind of pulled muscle before in my calf/leg, but this is even tender to lightly grab/punch. Does it take a few weeks for the stagnant dull pain to go away?

I usually smoke weed before I go to bed because it helps me sleep. I haven't had any intake of THC since this stuff began 2 months ago almost. I have been sleeping like complete trash for a while now and I want to sleep again. I get docs don't want people smoking cigarettes because of the horrible stuff that's in them (never smoked a cigarette ever in my life!) but I want to sleep again.

Before you ask, edibles don't affect me, and I've tried taking upwards of 150mg and haven't felt a thing.

I'm having a really hard time eating this past week. I had my MD Monday (6 days ago) and I believe it's just my body getting out the anesthesia from it. I feel like I'm sweating all the time now and I don't even want to look at food. The nurses say it's normal to feel like this, but man does it suck. I want to do everything I can, but not being able to eat really sucks. I look at food and I want nothing to do with it. I put a sweatshirt on and I'm way too warm, I take it off and I get goosebumps.

​

How long until the anesthesia is out of your body and you're feeling generally back to normal, minus the pain from what the surgery fixed. This is a struggle.

Currently level 52. Playing with others is fun, and I'm usually just going at it alone. Gamertag is the same as my reddit username. I currently am playing as Axton. I also have the Pre Sequel and want to get a Claptrap goin.

I've been playing this game again, just got to level 50, and I wanna try to get some legendary class mods and other goodies. I used to have a bunch of stuff but I gave it all to friends whem they started playing. Im on xbox. Gamertag is the same as my reddit username. Let me know if you wanna play. 39M, pretty chill. About to have spine surgery so I picked it back up.

Just restarted and I wanna find some people to farm and level up with. Almost done with my first TVHM (just gotta beat Jack and The Warrior (I got the to fast travel station just before him after I made it through Heros Pass, and found out you.cant fast travel back lol). I'm pretty chill, I like to smoke and play.

Do any of you guys who tune your audis take it to a specific place in southern NH? I. Looking to get an Audi but I want to make sure I have a trusted garage to take it to. How trusted is EFI? I saw that they were pretty highly regarded.

I went out and bought an Xbox 360 elite type E off of Facebook marketplace and went out and bought a copy of Need For Speed Underground 2. I got my Xbox live account signed in and I pop the disc in and it says I need an original Xbox hard drive.

I have tried to check for all updates on the console and I've tried to check for backwards compatibility updates as well and I can't seem to find an option to do them.

Are there files located somewhere that I can download on a thumb drive and and upload on my Xbox that would make backwards compatibility possible on this kid of Xbox 360 Black Elite? I just want to play the game! Someone halp!

15 years ago I had both of my L4-L5/L5-S1 discs bulging and I took the cortisone Injections, and they worked. 2 weeks ago I herniated my L5-S1 and I had another cortisone injection. This pain is way worse than what I had before. This pain (sciatica in my left leg) brings me to th floor constantly when I'm not taking the 10mg oxycodone. The gabapentin helps obviously, but this pain is unbearable sometimes. I've always had the knife in the leg feeling when I cough/sneeze since the first time I hurt my back 15 years ago. I'm trying not to take the opiods as much as I don't have to, pretty much until the pain is unbearable is when I take them.

My spine doc will likely give me the option of getting a microdiscectomy if I want one. My back is already prone to faster degeneration, and at this point to get the pain to go away, I want to do the surgery.

Has anyone had the microdiscectomy 30 years ago and now they wish they didn't? I don't know what kind of issues I'm going to be getting into down the line if I decide to take the surgery route. I'm a pretty active person and I'm able to take care of it down the road. I just don't want to get the surgery for some pain relief that's only going to make this exponentially worse down the road.