Comments for Vfraley antibiotic side effect http://achillesblog.com/vfraley Just another Achillesblog.com weblog Fri, 24 May 2013 06:45:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 Comment on About by Clarita Kirwan http://achillesblog.com/vfraley/about/comment-page-1/#comment-13 Clarita Kirwan Fri, 06 May 2011 11:41:25 +0000 #comment-13 Some types of organic aromatherapy oil will not function with specific sorts of aromatherapy devices whilst some other people can leave a thick residue on the equipment that will be challenging to eliminate. Some sorts of organic aromatherapy oil will have to be restricted to particular kinds of devices to ensure that the item being employed to release the scent of the aromatherapy oil will continue to stay in very good condition for a long period of time. Some types of organic aromatherapy oil will not function with specific sorts of aromatherapy devices whilst some other people can leave a thick residue on the equipment that will be challenging to eliminate. Some sorts of organic aromatherapy oil will have to be restricted to particular kinds of devices to ensure that the item being employed to release the scent of the aromatherapy oil will continue to stay in very good condition for a long period of time.

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]]> Comment on My 1st post. by Richard http://achillesblog.com/vfraley/2008/07/21/my-1st-post/comment-page-1/#comment-10 Richard Wed, 17 Sep 2008 12:54:20 +0000 http://achillesblog.com/vfraley/?p=3#comment-10 Hello Marilyn, Co-incidentally I met an old friend yesterday who has his own PT practise. He had heard about my rupture and quizzed me about the history (basically chronic tendon pain for about 18 months) and then asked about my pre rupture treatment. When I told him about the two cortisone injections he was appalled and even mentioned the dreaded word'mal-practice' - However I'm at the hosp on Monday hopefully for a foot move - I've been in a hard cast with my foot pointing down now for nearly 10 wks! so I'm looking forward to a bit of positive news. All the best, Richard Hello Marilyn,
Co-incidentally I met an old friend yesterday who has his own PT practise. He had heard about my rupture and quizzed me about the history (basically chronic tendon pain for about 18 months) and then asked about my pre rupture treatment. When I told him about the two cortisone injections he was appalled and even mentioned the dreaded word’mal-practice’ - However I’m at the hosp on Monday hopefully for a foot move - I’ve been in a hard cast with my foot pointing down now for nearly 10 wks! so I’m looking forward to a bit of positive news. All the best,
Richard

]]> Comment on My 1st post. by MarilynRD http://achillesblog.com/vfraley/2008/07/21/my-1st-post/comment-page-1/#comment-9 MarilynRD Wed, 17 Sep 2008 03:09:08 +0000 http://achillesblog.com/vfraley/?p=3#comment-9 I also had 2 cortisone injections from a Podiatrist and went back for a 3rd and he stated that he wouldn't do more than 3. Six months were inbetween each one. They do increase your change of rupture but I had incredible relief and was able to go back to my tennis game each time. But, I got increasing worse and now know that it was a temporary fix. The heel spur was still there and the bump on my heel was bigger over the two years. I decided on surgery this August. (after the Spring Tennis Season, of course :) Hopefully I will be ready for the next Spring and can run faster! BTW, Other MD's said that I should not have allowed any MD to inject that site..... So Richard and VFraley, how are you doing now? MarilynRD I also had 2 cortisone injections from a Podiatrist and went back for a 3rd and he stated that he wouldn’t do more than 3. Six months were inbetween each one. They do increase your change of rupture but I had incredible relief and was able to go back to my tennis game each time.

But, I got increasing worse and now know that it was a temporary fix. The heel spur was still there and the bump on my heel was bigger over the two years. I decided on surgery this August. (after the Spring Tennis Season, of course :) Hopefully I will be ready for the next Spring and can run faster! BTW, Other MD’s said that I should not have allowed any MD to inject that site…..

So Richard and VFraley, how are you doing now?

MarilynRD

]]> Comment on surgery by duff123 http://achillesblog.com/vfraley/2008/09/06/surgery/comment-page-1/#comment-8 duff123 Sun, 07 Sep 2008 13:50:16 +0000 http://achillesblog.com/vfraley/?p=5#comment-8 I feel for you girl!! I have just started weightbearing and yesterday packed up the shower seat~ don't worry there is an end. The other thing that helped me was my husband got an extendable shower at Home Depot for like 10 bucks. It attaches at your regular shower head- it came in handy since you can't move much in the shower. We also got a camping portapotty for right next to the bed-I'm still using it since our bathroom is downstairs. That was a life saver! Good luck!! When they give you a boot cast, think about having your husband gently do some foot massage- I think that helped me alot when it was time to walk again. Good Luck!! I feel for you girl!! I have just started weightbearing and yesterday packed up the shower seat~ don’t worry there is an end. The other thing that helped me was my husband got an extendable shower at Home Depot for like 10 bucks. It attaches at your regular shower head- it came in handy since you can’t move much in the shower. We also got a camping portapotty for right next to the bed-I’m still using it since our bathroom is downstairs. That was a life saver! Good luck!! When they give you a boot cast, think about having your husband gently do some foot massage- I think that helped me alot when it was time to walk again. Good Luck!!

]]> Comment on My 1st post. by Richard http://achillesblog.com/vfraley/2008/07/21/my-1st-post/comment-page-1/#comment-7 Richard Sat, 06 Sep 2008 22:53:36 +0000 http://achillesblog.com/vfraley/?p=3#comment-7 I have a similar tale in that I was treated with 2 cortisone injections to clear the inflammation around my achilles - they worked for a time - I was like a new man but of course I now know the consequences of these injections and the high rate of rupture which follows. To be fair I was warned but the pain in my achilles was stopping me functioning to the point where I couldn't work properly and just live normally . Desperation probably got the better of me, however I have done loads of reading and general research since my ATR and its an absolute mine- field of claim and counter claim about cause and effect.If only I'd known then what I know now........................... ! I have a similar tale in that I was treated with 2 cortisone injections to clear the inflammation around my achilles - they worked for a time - I was like a new man but of course I now know the consequences of these injections and the high rate of rupture which follows. To be fair I was warned but the pain in my achilles was stopping me functioning to the point where I couldn’t work properly and just live normally . Desperation probably got the better of me, however I have done loads of reading and general research since my ATR and its an absolute mine- field of claim and counter claim about cause and effect.If only I’d known then what I know now……………………… !

]]> Comment on surgery by hobblit http://achillesblog.com/vfraley/2008/09/06/surgery/comment-page-1/#comment-6 hobblit Sat, 06 Sep 2008 16:56:10 +0000 http://achillesblog.com/vfraley/?p=5#comment-6 Congratulations on your first "step" to recovery. Try and keep your foot elevated above your heart as much as possible during the critical first two weeks. The more you rest, the faster your foot heals. I didn't have much pain either but I still took an Ibuprofen every day for the first week to reduce swelling. Congratulations on your first “step” to recovery. Try and keep your foot elevated above your heart as much as possible during the critical first two weeks. The more you rest, the faster your foot heals. I didn’t have much pain either but I still took an Ibuprofen every day for the first week to reduce swelling.

]]> Comment on Surgery scheduled by dennis http://achillesblog.com/vfraley/2008/08/31/surgery-scheduled/comment-page-1/#comment-5 dennis Fri, 05 Sep 2008 23:14:54 +0000 http://achillesblog.com/vfraley/?p=4#comment-5 vfraley - How did the surgery go? Keep us posted on your recovery, and I hope you get plenty of rest. vfraley - How did the surgery go? Keep us posted on your recovery, and I hope you get plenty of rest.

]]> Comment on Surgery scheduled by stevew http://achillesblog.com/vfraley/2008/08/31/surgery-scheduled/comment-page-1/#comment-4 stevew Sun, 31 Aug 2008 19:19:14 +0000 http://achillesblog.com/vfraley/?p=4#comment-4 Good luck. Good luck.

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