Posted by Essie at 10:40pm Feb 3 '09but i can't imagine that would be pleasant.
Nurse Lilith, at what point should the referred nerve "zinging" pain be a concern? I really don't think anything broke, I think the area is just inflamed and causing some pressure on the whole plexus area down there, resulting in the pain. I don't have time nor money to go to the E.R. for them to do a CT scan of the area, so I'd rather defer that for if I lose sensation, mobility, or tissue perfusion. As I can feel (albeit with pins and needles) my feet, I'm going to wait unless someone gives me compelling justification otherwise. What do you think?
Nurse Lilith, at what point should the referred nerve "zinging" pain be a concern? I really don't think anything broke, I think the area is just inflamed and causing some pressure on the whole plexus area down there, resulting in the pain. I don't have time nor money to go to the E.R. for them to do a CT scan of the area, so I'd rather defer that for if I lose sensation, mobility, or tissue perfusion. As I can feel (albeit with pins and needles) my feet, I'm going to wait unless someone gives me compelling justification otherwise. What do you think?
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