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Mike Connair
Guest
>... that is if
> my
> > > damn neck holds up - stupid spine, getting all out of joint and
> causing
> > > me pain. I wish it would behave itself because it really is hard to
> > > ride a bike when you can't hold your head up.
> >
I just went through this. Be carefull with the meds. I really
developed stomach problems for the first time even using one of the
new COX2 inhibitors. Of course, that was combined with massive amounts
of Ibuprophen and Naproxin. I was off the bike for almost a month.
Sleeping was impossible. Don't get me wrong, the meds helped, and I
wouldn't have gotten better or been able to sleep or work without
them. I was starting to see myself on a recumbent too! Leaning over
made my biceps hurt and fingers go numb. I went through two Physical
therapists before finding one who could help. Don't do anything that
causes pain or sensations ( numbness/tingling ) that doesn't go away
as soon as you stop.
Cosider your posture and head position at all times. Work on
maintaining a nuetral head position in line with your spine. Good
luck. This can take a while to resolve.
> my
> > > damn neck holds up - stupid spine, getting all out of joint and
> causing
> > > me pain. I wish it would behave itself because it really is hard to
> > > ride a bike when you can't hold your head up.
> >
I just went through this. Be carefull with the meds. I really
developed stomach problems for the first time even using one of the
new COX2 inhibitors. Of course, that was combined with massive amounts
of Ibuprophen and Naproxin. I was off the bike for almost a month.
Sleeping was impossible. Don't get me wrong, the meds helped, and I
wouldn't have gotten better or been able to sleep or work without
them. I was starting to see myself on a recumbent too! Leaning over
made my biceps hurt and fingers go numb. I went through two Physical
therapists before finding one who could help. Don't do anything that
causes pain or sensations ( numbness/tingling ) that doesn't go away
as soon as you stop.
Cosider your posture and head position at all times. Work on
maintaining a nuetral head position in line with your spine. Good
luck. This can take a while to resolve.