Hi my name is Jonathan, I'm having alot of trouble with sleep, even getting 8 hours it feels like 2 maybe 3, as well as severe pain in my lower back from a previous accident, I'm also having very high anxiety and depression issues. What medications would help me when going to see a face to face doctor?
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I just wanna not be in pain and be able to sleep and be happy.
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I am really sorry that you are in such a great pain. Accident related back aches can be a nuisance, especially without full investigation. You net to have a full workup by a team of orthopedic and neuro surgeons.
Between the two of them, it might be possible to identify which of your lumbosacral nerves are being pinched by compacted or fracture vertebra. There are many surgical options for relieving such nerve compressions.
Until you are able to see the surgeons, a physical therapist may manipulate your vertebrae, and figure out a pain free posture for you or recommend a suitable back braces to your primaray care doctor. Sleeping peels or even narcotics will only mask the problem. It my wish that your pain will be extinguish soonest.
Between the two of them, it might be possible to identify which of your lumbosacral nerves are being pinched by compacted or fracture vertebra. There are many surgical options for relieving such nerve compressions.
Until you are able to see the surgeons, a physical therapist may manipulate your vertebrae, and figure out a pain free posture for you or recommend a suitable back braces to your primaray care doctor. Sleeping peels or even narcotics will only mask the problem. It my wish that your pain will be extinguish soonest.
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There are antidepressants that also assist with chronic pain. Celexa is one I've tried in the past.
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If you're going to see a "face to face doctor," then they can tell you the best medications to take. More than likely, once you take care of the pain in your back you may not need medications for your depression, anxiety and insomnia. Still, it's possible you have had depression, anxiety, and insomnia apart from your pain. In that case, you doctor may suggest counseling, behavior modification, or medications. In any case, the doctor you finally see should be able to discuss with you the best course of treatment to take.
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