I am opting, at least for now, to take only non-narcotic pain relievers. Because of a kidney disease I am unable to take ibuprofen. I want to try some of the natural treatments; I am in acupuncture therapy now. Therapeutic massage, adjustable bed...have been described as good options. Does anyone know if insurance will help pay any of these?
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I have knots around neck,
I have knots around neck, shoulder and back. Sometimes I can feel them all down my right arm.
I do too. If I try to lean
I do too. If I try to lean over to do something its like the muscles seize up and refuse to move.
I am opting, at least for
I am opting, at least for now, to take only non-narcotic pain relievers. Because of a kidney disease I am unable to take ibuprofen. I want to try some of the natural treatments; I am in acupuncture therapy now. Therapeutic massage, adjustable bed...have been described as good options. Does anyone know if insurance will help pay any of these?