Over spasming nerve ending

Maria EmersonMember

hi, I’m hoping someone may be able to help me, for the last 4 years I have been dealing with over spasming nerve ending damage in my rectum which my doctors think is caused by the nerve endings growing back after surgeries. My issue is that the pain is so bad now that no medication works and I’m on the highest dosage of oramph I can be on, I was with a pain management team until they said there’s nothing more they can do for me, but still I’m in pain. I find that walking / running helps ease it a bit. Anyway I was wondering if anyone has this and wondered how they manage...

6/10/185:17 PM

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