I was just wondering if anyone is also dealing with acute or chronic pain as a result of this condition?
\n","dateModified":"2021-05-26T15:21:10.997421Z","dateCreated":"2021-05-26T15:21:10.997421Z","datePublished":"2021-05-26T15:21:10.997421Z","commentCount":7,"keywords":["Coping"],"url":"/forums/hiv-and-pain","image":{"@id":"/forums/hiv-and-pain#primaryimage"},"mainEntityOfPage":"True","isPartOf":{"@id":"https://h-i-v.net#webpage"},"author":{"@type":"Person","name":"bidsy"}},{}]}Since I started taking ARVs in 2017, there has hardly a day I have felt 100%. The first medication I was place on gave me neuropathy (Zidovudine, lamivudine and nevirapine). Fortunately, it was changed to a more palatable combination. But since then, I have had to deal with on/off flares of tingling and pain. It was usually in my arms, back of palms and under my feet, but in the past two weeks after a strenuous activity involving my knee, I have been having throbbing and sometimes burning pain radiating from my right knee to my ankle and to the side of my right thigh and up to my hip/waist bone. I use cold compress all day and a heat gel but they only give temporary relief. The shooting pains in my thigh is better now and only a dull ache but my ankle throbs all night when I lie on my back and keeps me awake. I have ulcer, so my doctor said pain meds are not a good idea and that most of it doesn't have much effect on nerve pain. I was given Neurovit forte for 2 weeks and I hope it makes it better.
I was just wondering if anyone is also dealing with acute or chronic pain as a result of this condition?