wewillbeatthis
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Hello
Hope everyone is doing well these days... I have a couple of questions and would like to know if anyone has had experience with this and if so any advise on helping the situations...
Issue 1> Dad seems to get a horse voice from time to time. This happens when a combination of things are occuring on a given day. It is cold out, he is really busy and stressed at work, and has been both on the phone all day or in inperson meetings and talking to much. The horseness lasts for a day or so and then it is back to normal. Is there anything we can do to either prevent this or sooth it for when it does happen. Also the fact that this happens does that mean that he is going to have issues with his voice soon?
Issue 2> This is the most bothersome to dad and is actually very scary for him. Dad's main issue was his left leg and now that leg seems to be good and over the course of the last 6 months or so it has been his right leg. His right leg from time to time bothers him in his hip and buttocks. The pain is sharp and does not allow him to put weight on his right leg and therefore he is unable to walk on it. He will take some advil and then he is good for a few hours. The doctor increased his baclofron and it seems that he is unable to get the walk going that he had... Today he had an instance that he was getting into the car and lean back a little to fast and did not fall but pulled something and this in turn strained something and now he is having pain and can't put any weight on it...
What can we do and what does this mean?
Hope everyone is doing well these days... I have a couple of questions and would like to know if anyone has had experience with this and if so any advise on helping the situations...
Issue 1> Dad seems to get a horse voice from time to time. This happens when a combination of things are occuring on a given day. It is cold out, he is really busy and stressed at work, and has been both on the phone all day or in inperson meetings and talking to much. The horseness lasts for a day or so and then it is back to normal. Is there anything we can do to either prevent this or sooth it for when it does happen. Also the fact that this happens does that mean that he is going to have issues with his voice soon?
Issue 2> This is the most bothersome to dad and is actually very scary for him. Dad's main issue was his left leg and now that leg seems to be good and over the course of the last 6 months or so it has been his right leg. His right leg from time to time bothers him in his hip and buttocks. The pain is sharp and does not allow him to put weight on his right leg and therefore he is unable to walk on it. He will take some advil and then he is good for a few hours. The doctor increased his baclofron and it seems that he is unable to get the walk going that he had... Today he had an instance that he was getting into the car and lean back a little to fast and did not fall but pulled something and this in turn strained something and now he is having pain and can't put any weight on it...
What can we do and what does this mean?