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From: The.Ranger@p0.f477.n104.z1.fidonet.org (The Ranger)
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Subject: Re: Spasms
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Date: 15 Apr 91 15:43:44 GMT
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[This is from the Spinal Injury Conference]

JC>        Go for the joint.  The booze is bad for you.  However, an
JC>increase in the severity of spasms could be linked to a bladder
JC>or kidney infection, a stone, and a variety of other things.
JC>Maybe it's time for a good checkup and an IVP
JC>in a sunny window in the afternood.  Watch little children play.
JC>Answer their questions.  They are the most honest people in the
JC>world and will cheer you up.

        Well as a incomplete break the pot used to make me hyper sensitive
to what little I had left.  (One of those who think's the pad on the chair
is melting from the burning feeling.)  So I never did mush of that though it
does wounders if your haveing trouble sleeping....
        As for the IVP, I'm one of those lucky folks that get stones often
but as a incomplete c4-c5, the hyper-reflexia is almost as bad.  Nothing
like a Blood pressure of 180/140 from a normal of 90/70.  And I do drink
lot's of fluids, though some are of the 12oz varity. ;-)

Terry Kline

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