Compression fractures of spine

Hi,

I have compression fractures in spine. It turns out that this hyperthermia thing, that I have had all of my life but which has been so incredible heighten since the first spread of my RSD, I have seizures when I have a full blown episode.

See, both RSD and hyperthermia can be autonomic dysfunctions. Epilepsy, for example is an autonomic dysfunction, that simply means that a system in your body that should work automatically no longer does.

So, for me, both pain and body temperature no longer function they way that they should.

Do any of you here who suffer with back issues, of whom there are a great many, know if there is any difference between normal compression fractures and those caused by the stress of seizures?

There are a few case studies, but they seem to only say that they was this and here is how we operated on it. For me, surgery of any kind would and has been so dangerous, I have "dropped" with the introduction of all anesthesia I have a full blown episode of hyperthermia and lose consciousness when my blood pressure bottoms out. They finally began to introduce additional saline through me in order to help control my internal temperature which is raised with the anesthesia.

There would also be the possibility of the RSD spreading to a new area where trauma is introduced.

So, question is, does this sort of compression fracture have the same course of collapse as the other?

Thanks for your consideration
Latin legs

You dear sweet girl,
I was just on other thread worrying about and praying for you today.
How tender your heart must be-there are those shining lights out there.
Thank you for shedding yours on me today.

G-d bless and I will continue to lift you up to He who carries us through.
Latin legs

P.s.
So overwhelmed by your kindness I can't as yet think about your advice, but I will get to after some time just praising G-d

Hi to both straydog and Quincy,

Straydog, the message that I typed just below yours to me was a reply to you. I was so moved,as you can see by your kindness,that I forgot to put a name on it. How is your husband today? How are you,did you get some restorative sleep?

Hey Quincy,
I read that your a gardener, I used to be as well. Loved growing all the fresh veggies. Got such a kick out of all the neighborhood boys running in to grab spinach so they could be as strong as Popeye.

Thanks for the shout out,nice to meet you too.

Well, the M.H. Affects the RSD because the stresses to my body can increase the pain levels. Right now the AC is running it is set at 73, I have two fans running directly at me and I'm still warm,have to get my hair up off my neck to keep from sweating but have to "tent" a sheet over my lower legs. There are times when I have to get in the shower immediately to cool my core.

So, half my body is always unhappy. Summer is better for my legs and arms but dangerous for my core. Winter my core couldn't be more pleased but my legs and hands will be screaming.

Is that what you meant by it affecting the RSD ?
May I ask a question in return? Would you give me a brief breakdown of your DX's,I don't have enough knowledge to quite understand the abbreviations.

I hope it's a nice day where you are. Have a good holiday,and type back at me when you can. Thank you.

Latin legs