### instruction:
If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patient's description.

### input:
my mother in law 63 years of age about 5ft 5in 190lbs on pd dialisis for the past six months had a history of high blood pressure, has recently been admitted to the ICU. She went to the ER with severe radial and throbbing pain in her head neck and upper back. she was also within the week put on Adavan to help her sleep. the nurse in the ER gave her IV medications of benedryl and something for pain. immidently after the color in her eyes were gone and she was twitching, speaking loud, and kept saying her shaken leg syndrome was the reason for it. at this time i left the ER being told that i will get a phone call around three in the morning to pick her up. I call the Hospital at three and they tell me she has been admitted to the ICU due to a medication reaction. Now five days later she is still in ICU on venelation and low blood pressure. they say she is making slow progress and they are lessening BP meds and weaning her off sedation. they guarentee me she will be on ventelation untill at least friday morning.

### output:

Robbing pain in upper back could be because she is on bed from long time, and have not moved around, as well she also has other issue as per your explanation that she is on dialysis, BP, and in its care due to medication reaction.  Now when I see her all issues as a whole I understand her body has become week due to age and on top of this her existing medical problem.  I suggest to advice the hospital staff to do some good physical therapy treatment also to mobilize her as well as to move her body at least in bed itself.  This should be done frequently when ever she is awake and need to push her little since she is week she will feel tired.  Better to perform under some nursing staff observation or physical therapist observation.  And don't worry along with her existing medical issue this back pain will also go away and if not do post it here again I will be happy to help you.  Take care. .