Hi Nikita, You could rub and press the soles of his feet, especially the soles of the heels and the back and side edges of the heel soles. You should be able to press and rub quite hard but there may be spots which are very painful. You could do a few, "all over" pressing and rubbing and you may find that the sore spots have disappeared. All over foot rubs and gentle twisting and pulling of toes and feet will always feel good.
That vague wandering pain could be due to dehydration or maybe constipation. Maybe due to stiff, tight shoulder blades which are 'stuck' onto the ribs due to tension or self protection. Any movement exercise of the arms which engage the shoulder blades may help. clasp hands and "rock the baby with both hands". Or "throw the baby over you shoulder". Please don't make him go into pain. Has he recently fallen or almost fallen or experienced something to frighten him? You can tell him he is "safe now". If that seems to have effect then Tell him many times in different tones of voice. "You are safe now", "Tom is safe now", "He is safe now". Long-stroke back rubs just next to the spine will help this immensely too. Take care not to press on the spinal eminences in case of bruising. My first thought was a Calcium/magnesium supplement to relax muscles and nerves ... Also drink plenty water. OK, Tony Moody On 11 Jun 2011 at 19:17, NikitaB wrote about : Subject : CS>PLEASE HELP ME! strange back pai > This is my first question on this forum and I hope there is somebody who > has experience with the following problem. > > My father is 91 years of age and has always been fairly healthy. The last > few years he is always very exhausted. Approx. 20 years ago he has been > bitten by a tick and therefore he follows a homeopathic cure of NutraMedix > products and takes daily home made CS. > > Two month ago he got a strange back pain which always changes position. It > started 4 inches above the perineum on the left side of the backbone. Then > the pain moved up to below the left shoulder blade, then to the right side > of the backbone below the shoulder blade. Currently around the backbone to > about 4 inches left and right and covers an area up to 12 inches. Father > has also the same pain on his left breast and got finally a similar pain > in his right breast. > > This area is so sensitive that even the softest touch results a lot of > pain. It is also noteworthy that if you gently rub this area the pain > diminishes somewhat slowly. Getting up from his bed and movement is very > painful and to ease the pain somewhat he needs to take at least 3x 2 > paracetamol tablets daily. To ease the pain we are putting now something > on his back that stimulates blood circulation and gives a warm feeling. > With this all he can have lots of warmth on his back and therefore he is > now sleeping on a double wool blanket which feels incredibly hot with > summer temperatures. > > My father has Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease and has been checked > by our doctor and in the hospital where they also took some lung photo's. > Both doctors say father is very healthy for a man of his age. The solution > of the doctors for the pain is either paracetamol or some codeine product. > According to a physiologist his muscles in his back are slightly swollen. > Massaging the back will give some pain relief for a just a moment. > > Could this pain be a result of some parasites of Lyme disease? I myself > think it has something to do with muscles. Somewhere in February father > got Alendronic Acid 70 mg 1x a week together with daily a calcium/D3 > tablet for reinforcement of his bones. After that moment he experienced > strange sensations in his legs and muscles. Now these two drugs have been > stopped. > > Does somebody of this forum recognize these symptoms? If you know a good > solution for this problem please send me a message! > > Thank you very much in advance for your kind help. > > Nikita Bohnen > The Netherlands > > > -- > The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. > Rules and Instructions: http://www.silverlist.org > > Unsubscribe: > <mailto:[email protected]?subject=unsubscribe> > Archives: > http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/maillist.html > > Off-Topic discussions: <mailto:[email protected]> > List Owner: Mike Devour <mailto:[email protected]> >
