Paula, If you mean you wake up feeling as if you have splattered on concrete from a great height, then I know what you mean. I think it can be the back of ribs is the most painful.
x Lola
x Lola
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Hi Paula,
Seems to be our lot
It takes me a couple of hours in the morning to get mobile enough to do anything constructive. I drag myself out of bed, have breakfast, take my meds and try and move around a bit. After a couple of hours I figure my NSAIDS and Neurontin have kicked in enough for me to resemble a human being :hehe:
Lately I've been waking constantly from what I believe to be a carpal tunnel problem, it's creeping up on me during the day too................ain't lupie life fun Without the suspected CP I manage to get a good nights sleep until I stir in the morning. I figure we are 'just' managed well enough pain-wise at night to make it through, and we are so darn tired we sleep through some pain.
love
Lily
Seems to be our lot
It takes me a couple of hours in the morning to get mobile enough to do anything constructive. I drag myself out of bed, have breakfast, take my meds and try and move around a bit. After a couple of hours I figure my NSAIDS and Neurontin have kicked in enough for me to resemble a human being :hehe: Lately I've been waking constantly from what I believe to be a carpal tunnel problem, it's creeping up on me during the day too................ain't lupie life fun
Without the suspected CP I manage to get a good nights sleep until I stir in the morning. I figure we are 'just' managed well enough pain-wise at night to make it through, and we are so darn tired we sleep through some pain. love
Lily
Count me in too. Pain generally is my wake up call.
Where the pain is varies but my hips and hands pains are constant. I have discovered that I lay on my back and I lace my fingers together.( I do that in my sleep) I wake up and can hardly get them apart. I have been trying to break that habit.
Lily is right all in the wonderful life of having lupus.
Take care everyone.
Lyn
Where the pain is varies but my hips and hands pains are constant. I have discovered that I lay on my back and I lace my fingers together.( I do that in my sleep) I wake up and can hardly get them apart. I have been trying to break that habit.
Lily is right all in the wonderful life of having lupus.
Take care everyone.
Lyn
Hmmm...I have read somewhere that sleep disorders can cause this and are common in autoimmune stuff, but dont quote me!
All I know, is that I regularly wake up in the morning and feel like someone bashed the ** out of me during the night. I must admit though, the pain I get is not enough to keep me awake most of the time. I feel so heavy and tired, and find it such a huge effort to get up. I can totally relate to what you said Joandublin. Some days I manage to 'snap' out of it, most I dont (but you still have to get on with it!).
Cant wait to have my appt now. 4wks and counting...
All I know, is that I regularly wake up in the morning and feel like someone bashed the ** out of me during the night. I must admit though, the pain I get is not enough to keep me awake most of the time. I feel so heavy and tired, and find it such a huge effort to get up. I can totally relate to what you said Joandublin. Some days I manage to 'snap' out of it, most I dont (but you still have to get on with it!).
Cant wait to have my appt now. 4wks and counting...
:worried: Hi, Paula, so sorry that you hurt so bad, but boy can I
identify with you. For the past month or so, I havent even turned on my computer, all because I just plain hurt so bad, all over, my bones and skin,everything. I don't want to
lose my right to be on the board,my name or anything else,cuz I have been unactive, so this morning, this is my one try for today. Yes, your pain can wake you up at nite, it has to me. and I always wake up sore, some days worse than others. I just lie in the bed, turn back and forth, flex my arms, hands,etc. Then get up, and start your day by walking towards the coffee pot. It takes about two hours for me to feel fairly good. Tell your Rheumy your family
health history, and yours, then he can connect the dots.
ok, I really hurt now, just saw your name and wanted to say hi. :wink2: smile
identify with you. For the past month or so, I havent even turned on my computer, all because I just plain hurt so bad, all over, my bones and skin,everything. I don't want to
lose my right to be on the board,my name or anything else,cuz I have been unactive, so this morning, this is my one try for today. Yes, your pain can wake you up at nite, it has to me. and I always wake up sore, some days worse than others. I just lie in the bed, turn back and forth, flex my arms, hands,etc. Then get up, and start your day by walking towards the coffee pot. It takes about two hours for me to feel fairly good. Tell your Rheumy your family
health history, and yours, then he can connect the dots.
ok, I really hurt now, just saw your name and wanted to say hi. :wink2:
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