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Neck is feels thick and not getting much air
dennis318
CSN Member Posts: 349 Member
My neck recently had a trach tube tacken out of it...2 weeks, the gave me oxycodonde, but have read due to the pain the meds may cause your breathing to be shalloer and harder, please let me know, feels like i'm being chocked, lay of the drugs for eight hours and see. thanks guys, I am slao taking hyberberica treaments, with pure hydrogen, breathing is hard, i hope its the mmeds!
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PillowsHondo said:Hi Dennis
Thanks for the up-date, hang in there I hope it starts getting better for you. I am having a lot of pain in the back of the neck not sure why it all just started a few weeks ago while on Vacation, does not seam like anything I take helps.
Hello Hondo,
Something that just popped into my head after you said that the pain in the neck area started while on vacation. My wife switched my pillow that I use during the night. Something as simple as this can effect our necks. Depending on how you sleep, on your back, stomach or sides. I tend to sleep on my right and left side verses my back. The spine needs to be alinged properly, more of a stright line. My neck bothered me until I switched back to my old pillow and the aches have slowly subsided. I take my pillow with me when we go visit our son and the grandkids.
Just throwing this out there for you. You never know how any little change can snowball into something else with us.
Enjoy the 4th
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