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Burning Pain with Standing and Lying Down?
Posted: Tue Oct 20, 2015 9:46 pm
by wannagetbetter
What would be the significance of vulvar burning pain not only with sitting but also with standing and lying down horizontally?
Re: Burning Pain with Standing and Lying Down?
Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2015 3:53 am
by April
Wanna,
I'm not sure what the significance of it is, but my burning is just as bad standing as sitting. I actually think sitting is slightly better than standing or walking. I do, however, find improvement from the burning after I have been lying down for a while. It takes a while though. So, I solve my burning with ice, lidocaine, and/or lying down. I am usually pain free in the morning before I get up (after 8 hours of lying down). Are you pain free in the morning before you get up? If you are, then it might just be that it takes a while (many hours) for the lying down to help.
April
Re: Burning Pain with Standing and Lying Down?
Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2015 4:25 am
by wannagetbetter
Thanks April. Yes, I am pain free in the mornings upon waking.
Re: Burning Pain with Standing and Lying Down?
Posted: Sun Oct 25, 2015 4:58 am
by Violet M
wannagetbetter wrote:What would be the significance of vulvar burning pain not only with sitting but also with standing and lying down horizontally?
I had pain in all positions. When sitting I had a knife-like pain on one side near the sit bone but the burning perineal pain was pretty much in any position. I can't say for sure what the significance of that was other than to say the nerve was pretty much irritated all the time.
Violet
Re: Burning Pain with Standing and Lying Down?
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2016 9:05 am
by Fat01
Sometimes burning feet can come from tired feet from being standing all day, It can come from being overweight. It can also come from shoes that don't fit properly. Dampness, together with friction, leads to the sensation of burning, so its important to buy shoes that let perspiration evaporate. Socks made of synthetic fabrics can make your feet hot and sweaty and can produce a burning feeling. Burning feet can come from an allergic reaction to shoe material or socks.Thanks