what part of the body have you suffered the most pain over the years?

[reecejackox]

what part of the body have you suffered the most pain over the years?

[Alf]

I've suffered from pleurisy in the past and that was painful, so I'd say the lungs.

A kick in the bollox is no picnic either.

[LaLaLand]

Ankles. Sprained them no end of times growing up and then a few years ago went flying and badly broke the one ankle and foot and mangled all the ligaments etc.

Any opportunity to slip over and I’m gone. :joker:

[smudgie]

Liver. Worst pain ever.
Kidneys. Not pleasant.
Gout. Excruciating.
General arthritis, spondylitis etc is now my norm, varies in pain levels.:shrug:

[rusticgal]

Back...Sciatica. Fortunately I dont get it too often but I have been suffering with it this week :fist:
****ty 2 months what with having covid too..:bawling:

[Crimson Dynamo]

my heart

:bawling:

[rusticgal]

my heart

:bawling:



:hug:

[hijaxers]

Back...Sciatica. Fortunately I dont get it too often but I have been suffering with it this week :fist:
****ty 2 months what with having covid too..:bawling:

Have you tried Belladonna I had sciatica onc it was agony and i had a homeopathic doctor at the time , he prescribed it and boy did it work! it was gone in a few days and has never returned.

[hijaxers]

My back was very painful for years as i was in a crash on motorway and fractured it in 3 places. I lived on painkillers and i went to a brilliant osteopath who helped loads as i had scar tissue around the fractures , then i couldn;t afford to and the brilliant homoepathic doctor i mentioned before gave me accupuncture , which changed my life completely.

[rusticgal]

Have you tried Belladonna I had sciatica onc it was agony and i had a homeopathic doctor at the time , he prescribed it and boy did it work! it was gone in a few days and has never returned.


I will look into that…I usually take a concoction prescribed by my doctor…but I don’t really like taking so many tablets…

Thank you…:wavey:

[Marsh.]

My brain.

[bots]

i get a lot of pains in my neck

[Strictly Jake]

My foot

[user104658]

Historically my back, I get lower back pain on and off (although actually, not had it for years).

Since "the incident" ... my poor crippled ****ing foot :fist:. I'm having physio now though, which seems to be helping a bit. It will unfortunately never be 100%.