My new crown was installed fairly easily. Although removing the temporary crown felt like they were going to uproot what was left. Not comfortable at all but I am glad to have it done and it seems to be fine, although I am experiencing some major sensitivity to hot/cold. I assume it has to do with making the crown fit and has made the other teeth move some and expose whatever is reacting. Sensodine has not worked yet. But I am truly thankful for this dentist. I never knew that my previous was as bad as we have learned.
I am still struggling with stamina although I can get through my walk fairly well now. I still need to increase the number of days I walk. I got 4 in this last week and hope to get to 5/6 this week. I did get the front and back yards cut but I really need to weed eat. That part is out of control but is a real chore right now.
I sent a message to the Pain Doc through the portal about the ablation seeming to have failed. He wants me to come in to talk about it. So I have an appointment early Friday moring. When that part acts up it is somewhat worse than before but not as often. In the past, it was mostly when I was in bed that it bothered me. Now it's anytime and I can't determine what it is that sets it off. And the only time it bothers me in bed is when it was acting up before hand. I'm not sure I can tell him what set if off like I did before because those things haven't been in play. I an curious what he will tell me.
Sorry about all the 'woe is me' posts that seem to have been going on forever. I hope I can get over this hump so it is not so prominent in my mind. But I guess pain does that to you. And I know it gets old for people to listen to an old man talk about his health issues. I remember from my younger days. I don't generally talk about it with anyone else unless they ask.
And some good news?
I have a big milepost coming up this July. It will be 10 years (actually 9 and a half) the way the doctor numbers it, since my prostate cancer surgery. Lord willing if the blood test results are consistent with all the previous tests they will release me and I won't be having to see him anymore. Although he did advise me to get a PSA test whenever I have a physical just to be sure there is no return. That's pretty easy to do.
Happy Trails
1 comment:
Well, that IS good news on the prostate front. The other, not so much. And pain management needs to step up!
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