i wouldnt wish an induced labour on my worst enemy ! mine also ended with emergency c section.
Hope you are ok now x
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Hope you are ok now x
I had my bottom one out and it was totally fine. With the anaesthetic it just felt like someone poking my cheek. The recovery part was more painful cos I got a dry socket (where the blood clot falls out/doesn’t form so it’s not protecting your nerve endings which causes pain), but if you get one just go back to the dentist and they’ll fill the hole with this stuff that tastes like cinnamon and you’ll be relived immediately.
Child birth
fell down the stairs and broke my ankle in 3 places
8 months pregnant and broke my elbow-that labour was fun (not)
quinsy (3times now)
breast feeding for the first 8 weeks was like having glass slicing through my tit-I wanted to cry with them
fell down the stairs and broke my ankle in 3 places
8 months pregnant and broke my elbow-that labour was fun (not)
quinsy (3times now)
breast feeding for the first 8 weeks was like having glass slicing through my tit-I wanted to cry with them
Induced labour! 40 hours of gels and the drip, the awful feeling knowing that contractions would worsen every 30 minutes 
31 hours of which were spent no pain relief except the odd paracetamol!
But would absolutely do it all again for the feeling of holding your baby for the first time
31 hours of which were spent no pain relief except the odd paracetamol! But would absolutely do it all again for the feeling of holding your baby for the first time
Having all my wisdom teeth removed. Anaesthetic was fine, but it was when I came home the pain was really bad. I’m pretty good with pain (induced labour, c-section), but having all those teeth taken out at the same time was pretty awful. Thankfully I had some amazing pain that made me go to sleep.
I sometimes get very bad migraines and can feel sick for days.
I sometimes get very bad migraines and can feel sick for days.
I have grade 4 endometriosis and have been offered a hysterectomy. I used to get severe jabbing pains where I suspect my ovaries are. It's stopped hurting as much but I still absolutely dread having a period in case I get the pain again. Bending over seems to trigger it. I'm still unsure about having the hysterectomy
I bit through my tongue ( I was about 10) bizarrely that actually wasn't painful. The painful part was having it stitched back together. They had to inject my tongue up the sides to numb it. Omg I can still remember it.Just awful. Got home and the stitches burst so had to have it done again! I've had 4 children and swear that wasn't as bad! After pains were horrendous with my 4th though.
I’ve had two and they were absolutely fine! Took quite a few appointments though as he did little bits in stages.
My Fallopian tube rupturing during an ectopic. Horrific.
I had swine flu in 2009. I honestly thought I was dying. Nothing has been worse. Dislocated my shoulder a few years ago and it came pretty close though.
Period pain. Unless you’re someone who suffers really badly with it you don’t understand how debilitating it is. I’m currently sat in bed with a cold flannel on my head to stop myself from sweating profusely. I get constant waves of nausea, heavy bleeding and cramps so bad that I can’t move/breathe.
Breaking my wrist for the second time, the consultant had to put my bones back into position. It took two of them to do it, had my arm in a sling above my head to try and get the blood flow away then two consultants pushed and pulled my arm to get the bones back into position before they plastered it. O would say that was worse then my c section.
I had flu a few years ago and coughed up blood and the pain in my throat was awful
I had flu a few years ago and coughed up blood and the pain in my throat was awful
Had mine done in two appointments, I’m petrified of the dentist but can honestly say I didn’t feel a thing. Had a dead leg though from sitting so still for about 40mins as I had my ankles crossed over each other and had pins and needles when I tried to move
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Emotional or physical?
Emotional was the time my daughter was diagnosed with cancer she was 10 at the time, luckily it turned out to be a misdiagnosis but the pain at the time was horrific!
Physical probably when I touch my index finger, it’s the worst pain ever and nobody knows why
Emotional was the time my daughter was diagnosed with cancer she was 10 at the time, luckily it turned out to be a misdiagnosis but the pain at the time was horrific!
Physical probably when I touch my index finger, it’s the worst pain ever and nobody knows why
I had an ear infection on holiday to Gran Canaria. It started off as tonsillitis but spread to my ears on the plane... My ear drum ruptured on the 3rd day but my mum wouldn't take me to hospital as she said I could wait until we got home 
I ended up falling down the stairs of the resort because I had no balance, admitted into hospital with a swelling on my brain and it was total agony!! The worst part of it all was the Dr giving me an antibiotic injection in my arse cheek, at 13 years old I was mortified
I ended up falling down the stairs of the resort because I had no balance, admitted into hospital with a swelling on my brain and it was total agony!! The worst part of it all was the Dr giving me an antibiotic injection in my arse cheek, at 13 years old I was mortified
Gallstone attack whilst having pancreatitis. Labour being a close second, nothing quite like feeling your foof tear
have you got endometriosis? Sounds a lot like it. Hope you feel more comfortable soon
Holy cow that is one heck of a misdiagnosis!Emotional or physical?
Emotional was the time my daughter was diagnosed with cancer she was 10 at the time, luckily it turned out to be a misdiagnosis but the pain at the time was horrific!
Physical probably when I touch my index finger, it’s the worst pain ever and nobody knows why
I'm glad she's okay.You probably have nerve sensitivity (neuralgia) around your index finger. Mega-dosing B-complex can help with that! My friend had similar on one weird patch on her arm- nobody could tell her why that spot was so tender. B-complex did the trick (she got the most potent one she could find and took 1 a day). I think there's also a topical ointment you can apply (that makes more sense for your finger)....it's worth trying!
Edit: not trying to armchair diagnose you of course, just that my friend had a similar inexplicable sensitivity in one spot and this helped. B complex is good for lots of things, so no harm in trying it. I hope you don't mind the suggestion.
I actually think I block out physical pain.
When someone stood on my wrist and broke it when I was at school - all i said was Ouch that hurt.
I fell down the stairs on a night out once had a bruise from the top of my thigh to my ankle.
When I had my now 6 year old son I had no pain relief and dont remember it hurting.
I fell over on the ice about 8 years ago and hit my head and then carried on the night out.
I think that's also why going through domestic violence I blocked out all the physical pain( The lasting impact was emotional)
I'm not sure if it's because I was born 11 weeks premature and had a brain haemorrhage and a collapsed lung ( even the doctors didnt notice) that I've built some sort of pain barrier which is extremely high!
When someone stood on my wrist and broke it when I was at school - all i said was Ouch that hurt.
I fell down the stairs on a night out once had a bruise from the top of my thigh to my ankle.
When I had my now 6 year old son I had no pain relief and dont remember it hurting.
I fell over on the ice about 8 years ago and hit my head and then carried on the night out.
I think that's also why going through domestic violence I blocked out all the physical pain( The lasting impact was emotional)
I'm not sure if it's because I was born 11 weeks premature and had a brain haemorrhage and a collapsed lung ( even the doctors didnt notice) that I've built some sort of pain barrier which is extremely high!
My dentist was doing 10 mins here and there. Piss take! LolBreaking my wrist for the second time, the consultant had to put my bones back into position. It took two of them to do it, had my arm in a sling above my head to try and get the blood flow away then two consultants pushed and pulled my arm to get the bones back into position before they plastered it. O would say that was worse then my c section.
I had flu a few years ago and coughed up blood and the pain in my throat was awful
Had mine done in two appointments, I’m petrified of the dentist but can honestly say I didn’t feel a thing. Had a dead leg though from sitting so still for about 40mins as I had my ankles crossed over each other and had pins and needles when I tried to move