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[manbeast]

i recently got shot the bullet bounced off my spine shattering two vertabre so im a t2\t3 complete.is it normal to feel tempature like cold or hot under injury level also i get tingling in certain areas under injury level. is this normal?its only been 4 months since ive been shot.

[Big E]

manbeast, on 15 January 2012 - 04:53 PM, said:

i recently got shot the bullet bounced off my spine shattering two vertabre so im a t2\t3 complete.is it normal to feel tempature like cold or hot under injury level also i get tingling in certain areas under injury level. is this normal?its only been 4 months since ive been shot.

Well, there really is nothing that can be called normal about a spinal cord injury. Every injury is different. Sometimes I experience all sorts of different sensations other times nothing at all, and it's been 3 yrs. and everything about the injury continues to change almost on a daily basis. So it's probably safe to say that those sensations you experience are normal for you, but maybe not for someone else and they might completely go away with time or they could get more intense with time, you haven't been injured very long so it's really hard to predict what kind of sensations you will have. It's likely that you will experience all sorts of different feelings, hot, cold, tingly, burning, aching, throbbing...... It just really can't be predicted when it comes to spinal cord injuries, those sensations you feel might disappear tomorrow and then come back in a yr. or two or they might stay there all the time. I hope this helps somewhat answer your question.

[4tun8]

manbeast, on 15 January 2012 - 04:53 PM, said:

i recently got shot the bullet bounced off my spine shattering two vertabre so im a t2\t3 complete.is it normal to feel tempature like cold or hot under injury level also i get tingling in certain areas under injury level. is this normal?its only been 4 months since ive been shot.

ManBeast, It sounds like you may be incomplete, you may want to be re-evaluated. It may bring more drive into your life, not saying that you don't already. Good luck in your recovery. mark

[manbeast]

well i hope i am incomplete that would definetly help