Saturday, October 31, 2009

How to get rid of all physical feeling and pain?

My mom has pain all over her body and, no one knows why it's happening. Is their any way (like some sort of injection) where it can just take away all feeling and pain in her body. Like killing the nerves. She says even if she can't walk after it, she doesn't care as long as she doesn't feel any pain after it? Also do you know any clinics that do that sort of thing in Wisconsin or Illinois or even anywhere in the states would be nice. Any help would be much appriciated. Thank you.
Answer:
Sorry, but general anesthesia or finding and curing the source of her pain seems like the only options. I've had morphine before for serious injury and another time for serious illness ... that was exceptionally good at dealing with the pain - the pain was reduced, but mostly it was that I didn't care about the pain anymore. However, it is highly addictive physically and psychologically. It's not really a treatment for chronic pain.Has she gone to some doctors? If her general practioner or gynecologist can't figure out what it is, try visiting a neurologist and rhuemetologist. My guess is that either of these competent professionals may be able to find the source of her pain.
You can't actually there is a disease that causes this no non-addicting drug can do that! That's why we have painkillers and anesthesiologist! But she may feel better after received bee stings and acupuncture! I know they sound weird but they actually work!
your mother needs to get to the source of the pain. Pain is an indicater that something is going on inside of the body... there is a reason why. she needs to keep going to the dr,'s to find out excatly what's going on then the pain management can be addressed.
Have the doctors tried giving her morphine?
maybe she has arthirtis or lupus?
Is she depressed? The reason I ask is because pain comes as physical, emotional and psychological. However emotional and psychological pain we tend to equate as physical pain only. The way to find out, what does your Mum 'like' to do? Perhaps she like to watch TV, or do some work in the garden? Find out what she likes, take her and make sure she gets involved in what she likes, enjoys and then see if she 'mentions' pain? If for example she enjoys watching a certain TV program, or Film and during the time she is watching, occupied with the program or film she does not mention pain, then chances are it is not a physical pain.

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