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My ribs.....Owwwwwwwwwwww!!!!!!!!!!!?
I went to the dr. with rib pain (mid section of ribs on on the side of my left rib cage) I've had for at least a week (since I had to lift my grandma out of her wheelchair and into the bed).
The doctor said my x-ray showed a cracked rib (in the front towards the side) and a definate abnormally large space between 2 of my ribs in the back (same ribs involved as the cracked one). The area (if this makes it easier) is slightly below where my bra is on the front side and in the back.
It hurts very bad whether I'm moving or just sitting. Any ideas what would help besides ice, heat, or Tylenol (I can't take Ibuprofen or Aleve because I have asthma).
What is this separation in the back called, is it called dislocated or what? I want to look it up but don't know what it is called.
I broke two of my ribs so I can relate to your pain. Definitely do not sneeze or cough because that will make it worse. Get a lot of rest and try not to do anything strenuous with the arm on the side of the body that your cracked rib is on. I hope you feel better!
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Ford : E-Series Van PWR SOFA/BED 2005 FORD E-150 REGENCY HI-TOP WHEELCHAIR LIFT DVD 26K |  |
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Wheelchair $34.99 Diana Ong Wheelchair - Giclee Print |
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Bed $81.25 A bed is a piece of furniture (or a location) used as a place to sleep. Beds usually consist of a mattress placed on top of a box spring innersprung base. The box spring is a large mattresssized box containing wood and springs that provide additional support and suspension for the mattress. The box spring will typically lie on a bed frame (which lifts the mattress/mattressbox spring off the ground) or on slats (usually made of 2 x 4 wood). A headboard, side rails, and footboard or front rail will complete the bed. Headboard only beds often incorporate a dust ruffle, bed skirt, or valance sheet to hide the bed frame. For greater head support, most people use a pillow, placed at the top of a mattress. Also used is some form of covering blanket to insulate the sleeper, often bed sheets, a quilt, or a duvet. Also, some people prefer to dispense with the box spring and bed frame, and replace it with a platform bed style. This is more common in Europe, Australia and Japan. Author: Miller, Frederic P./ Vandome, Agnes F./ McBrewster, John Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 88 Publication Date: 2009/12/02 Language: English Dimensions: 5.98 x 9.01 x 0.21 inches |
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Chair Lifts $29.99 Jessica Peterson Chair Lifts - Photographic Print |
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Wheelchair Carriers US208S Scooter Electric Lift Platform $1325.03 Wheelchair Carrier takes pride in introducing newest line of patriotic electric lifts This lift offers the same benefits and features offered in Lift n Go but with a customized United States flag platform This lift comes in both power chair and scooter sized platforms. Loading and unloading is a breeze from either side of the platform. This electric carrier is fully powered. Just press the button and the lift does all the work Best of all the key switch has its own separate box located in a position that allows the user to stay seated while operating their lift Also includes 2 retractable ratchets for securing the chair and one wire harness. Overall Length: 48 of usable platform. Overall Width: 28 . Loading Ramp: Either side. Warranty: 3Year Transferable. Ground Clearance: 24 of possible ground clearance. |
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Merlin's Wheelchair $49.99 Merlin's Wheelchair - Giclee Print |
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Theseus Lifts the Stone $39.99 Theseus Lifts the Stone - Giclee Print |
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Webber Lifts Table $49.99 Webber Lifts Table - Giclee Print |
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The Wheelchair $12.19 No Synopsis Available |
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Nova Rollator/ Wheelchair Cup Holder $23.55 The cup holder CH-1000 works with most rollators and wheelchairs. This convenient cup holder attaches easily to all walkers, wheelchairs, bed rails, and transport chairs.Attaches easily to all walkers, wheelchairs, bed rails, and transport chairsAdjusts to hold different sized itemsFolds up when not in useNo tools are requiredModel: CH-1000 |
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Duromed Deluxe Wheelchair Transfer Board, 8 x 30. Each $48.43 Manufacturer: Duromed. Each. 8" x30" solid, hardwood transfer board. Patients can transfer easily from wheelchair, bed, chair or toilet. Features unique cut-out handle for easy carrying and gripping. Urethane sealed, coated & polished. Weight capacity is |
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Strong Man Lifts Weight $39.99 Strong Man Lifts Weight - Giclee Print |
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Lady Lifts Car 1925 $49.99 Lady Lifts Car 1925 - Giclee Print |
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Hand Lifts Receiver, 1948 $49.99 Hand Lifts Receiver, 1948 - Giclee Print |
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Ski Lifts at a Resort $34.99 Tim Laman Ski Lifts at a Resort - Photographic Print |
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Mesh Full Body Sling with Commode Opening
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Nursing Assistant Techniques: Measuring Weight
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UPEASY Seat Assist Pneumatic Seat Lift
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Uplift Electric Seat Assist - PS1000PS1000
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Anyone Know What Secondary Scoliosis Surgery is Like? I Need to Have Rods put back into my spine.?
I am 20 years old and have Spina Bifida. About a year ago I had scoliosis surgery to remove the rods in my back as they had both broken, and I have started to notice my back is curving. I'm thinking I probably will have to have surgery once again to put rods in my back. My question is how bad is the surgery and I'm wondering what the recovery time was like for other people who have had this surgery. I am in a wheelchair and I'm nervous about having to be at a 90 degree angle again. The surgey to have rods put in was brutal, with 36 days in the hospital and having to be at a 90 degree angle and I also had to use a lift to do the most mundane things such as going to bed or showering. If I can get away with just a belly band that would be my ultimate happy place. Any answers to my question would be great. Thanks for reading my question.
You had the surgery once, so why are you asking what it will be like again? It will probably be a little worse because you are older. Not sure how old you were when they were placed the first time though. You need to talk to your orthopedic surgeon about it.
