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ME/CFS limits laundry and dog walks, mobility scooter, ataxia; amitriptyline tried

Condition
ME/CFS
At worst
Moderate (mostly housebound)
Ill for
Not stated
Last post
Apr 2023
In their words
  • Condition: ME/CFSIt does sound a lot like ME/CFS to me In context ↗
  • At worst: ModerateI struggle with the laundry, and dog walking as well. I use a mobility scooter now with a leash attachment. A lot of time my partner takes her because I just have to lay down. In context ↗
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Summary

Pebble 60805 posted in an ME/CFS forum describing difficulty with laundry and dog walking, using a mobility scooter, and often having to lie down while their partner walked the dog. They had a POTS test and were tried on amitriptyline by a neurologist for pain. Ibuprofen for migraines brought on by pushing did not help and gave them gastritis. They also described jerky hands, which a physiotherapist called ataxia.

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What they tried

Their words about each treatment
  • ibuprofen · Worseit didn't work on the migraines and it gave me gastritis (stomach inflammation) In context ↗
  • Amitriptyline · Not saidmy neuro tried me on it In context ↗

Adverse events

Symptoms mentioned

Their words about their symptoms
  • Post-exertional malaisemigraines I'd get when I pushed In context ↗
  • POTS & dysautonomiaI had the same POTS test as you In context ↗
  • Headaches & migraineI use to use ibuprofen too for migraines I'd get when I pushed In context ↗
  • Pain & fibromyalgiaThere are some drugs they could try for the pain like Amitriptyline ... my neuro tried me on it In context ↗
  • Muscle weaknessI get the jerky shakes as well, my physio person told me it was called ataxia. In context ↗

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