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What Do Any Of You Recommend For Hip And Back Pain? Has Anyone Been To A Pain Clinic?

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My husband is having an MRI Next Sunday for the doctor at the pain clinic which his primary doctor referred him to. His left hand has tremors most of the time and now his left hip is painful. He has had back pain for years, but now can't be on his feet for prolonged periods of time.

August 18
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Many members of MyParkinsonsTeam have shared their experiences with managing hip and back pain related to Parkinson's disease. Here are some recommendations and insights:

- Medication: One member mentioned taking a prescription called amantadine (Gocovri), which worked well for them
- Physical Therapy: Several members Show Full Answer

Many members of MyParkinsonsTeam have shared their experiences with managing hip and back pain related to Parkinson's disease. Here are some recommendations and insights:

- Medication: One member mentioned taking a prescription called amantadine (Gocovri), which worked well for them.
- Physical Therapy: Several members found relief through physical therapy. Consistency in doing the recommended exercises was key for managing pain.
- At-Home Therapies: Applying heat or cold packs has been helpful for some. For example, one member used ice packs at night to numb their legs and help them sleep.
- Pain Clinics: Some members have been referred to pain consultants who provided specialized care for their pain.

If you are considering these options, it might be beneficial to consult with your healthcare provider to tailor a plan that suits your specific needs.

August 18
A MyParkinsonsTeam Member

I was treated by orthopedics pain manager. The steroid injection to my back was to stop the pain, and stop me from screaming from the pain

The success, for over eight years I have been pain free.

August 24

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