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Undergoing this left shoulder reversal replacement soon after failed shoulder repair back in Dec 2023. Miss my golf after 40 yrs of playing.🙏🏽🙏🏽⛳️

How much does it cost? Is it possible for spondiloarthrosis caused by brucellosis infection?

Urine retention after my surgery

I had this surgery last week. The first 24hours after I was in a lot of pain. I was told this was unusual. I’m now 7 days post surgery and I can tell the issue has been fixed 100%. I am terrified of surgery and still am. But honestly I am so happy I went for this operation. I can have my life back!

I had this done a few days ago. To those who are suffering from sciatica get the surgery done. I woke up after surgery and almost cried because i was laying down on my back and not feeling any pain. I got up to go toilet later in the evening and i knew the pain had fully gone and the only pain i was feelimg was from my incision spot. 6 days post op and im feeling stronger everyday and guess what?...no leg pain!.. No butt pain..no sleeping pain..no walking pain..just get it done trust me.

I'm having this done on the eleventh

That back portion of the vertebrae that gets removed ? Do they not cover or fuse those with plates? Does the bone need to be replaced? Wouldn't it make the vertebrae weaker?

Hello UA-camrs, I am sharing my story hoping it will help someone. What they don’t tell you in these videos is that endoscopic surgery is NOT covered by health insurance (in the United States). I had to pay $30K for my procedure (May 2024). However it was more than worth it. I had to acquire the funds from my retirement account. Borrow the money if you need, you will be glad you did. Immediately after surgery, I was instantly and fully healed with no recovery time. Nor did I need any pain medication afterwards at all, whatsoever. It was money well spent.

On second fusion because the first one failed and they gave me a laminectomy this time, def hoping for better results. I have a very high pain tolerance and can tell you that spinal fusion is the most painful thing I’ve ever experienced in life. Had a dural tear and could not stop filling up those drains in the hospital, boy. 44 staples this time and five weeks in rehab. If you have to get a fusion be prepared for PAIN, they love to downplay how insanely painful this op is.

Herniating a disc was the worst thing that ever happened to me. Having back surgery was emotionally traumatic. I felt so alone and scared. That was 2019. I am now pain free and living a normal life. YOU can get there too! You will not be stuck in this pain forever!

Posterior fusion L3-5

Had this done three days ago. I've been in more pain than I was when I was originally injured a year ago. I'm constantly icing it and have to take a pill of 5mg hydrocodone and 325mg acetaminophen every four hours and nothing helps. I have a very high pain tolerance, but this has been unbearable. Haven't slept more than about five hours in the last three days because there's no position that's not extremely painful. I can't even walk with my cane more than a couple of inches at a time.

All well and good just don’t let dr Perry from sparks nevada do anything …

I had this surgery 70 days ago My pain is fluctuating sometimes feel gud nd sometimes like hell... Not able to get up off bed

Outpatient she said? I was told might stay in hospital several days.

Thank you to everyone in the comments for sharing their stories. I'm getting this surgery tomorrow and I came here freaking out and now I feel like I'll actually get my life back.

A Dr. Cantor in Florida now does this but he uses an Ultrasonic Scalpel that will cut bone BUT it will NOT cut nerves or soft tissue. Imagine that!

Antidepressants made me severely suicidal. All that worked was high dose pregabalin and a suboxone patch. I would never get a spinal cord stimulator in my very healthy back.

Surgury cost

Fyi i had an injection first which was AMAZING! But steroids are so bad to repeat all thebtine Having this done in Hershey on Feb 15th 2024 and my surgeon is having me stay over one night. 3 days without driving and then hopefully back to my driving job 😊

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The part where the spacer is inserted....my body just shuddered in relief 😅 it just looks like it would feel good 👌🏼

I've been attempting to explain this to surgeons and doctors for nearly a decade only to be looked at like I'm crazy. I can't live my life laying on the couch or in bed. Well done to this clinic for using logic and diagnosing patients properly!!

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I had the Intracept Procedure done in Colorado in January 2023 by my pain management surgeon. I had been suffering with chronic / severe lower back pain for over 10 years that was interrupting every area of my life and was causing me daily suffering and was causing me to miss out on life. I am so happy to say the procedure worked for me and I have now been pain free for 3 months! I just wanted to leave a review for anyone else considering having the procedure done. I was very hesitant to get my hopes up because I was worried it might not work. It doesn't work for everyone and every situation. (The only other option I was given was spinal fusion, which is scary!) My recovery time took much longer than most people. I understand most people experience positive results much sooner and can return to work faster than I did. I drive an airport shuttle and am required to load luggage up to 70lbs at an airport as part of my current job responsibilities. That is very different than someone who is working at a desk job obviously. Due to the lifting requirements of my job, and because my recovery took much longer than most people, I ended up being out of work for 3 months recovering from the procedure. (The length of my recovery is not typical, my understanding is most people are back to work within a week or two.) It took me about 7 weeks after the surgery before I began to experience pain reduction. It wasn't until after 3 months that I began to feel lasting pain relief. I still did have some pain off an on until about 5 months after the procedure. I also had intensive physical therapy. Now I feel like a 'normal person' and I'm able to do my job without pain, able to sleep without pain, I'm able to sit without pain! I'm not taking any over the counter medication anymore because I don't need it! If you're only options are dealing with terrible chronic back pain, trying Intracept or having a spinal fusion, if your doctor thinks you are a good candidate for Intracept I highly recommend it! It is worth trying, save spinal fusion surgery as a last resort if it doesn't work. I will still have to continue my physical therapy exercises for life also, in order to have stronger muscles to support my back. I hope my review helps someone thinking about this procedure. I'm not paid for leaving this review, I just wanted to share my experience.

If this causes my back to spasm, I wont be able to walk out of the room and will take 2 or more weeks to heal. Not sure I want to induce this painful condition for an MRI.

My father was diagnosed with a herniated disc a couple years ago and was in so much pain. He had a L5-S1 Laminectomy and fusion done and it did not help much. He had pain shooting down his legs and feet and was on opioids until he passed. RIP Dad.

Does this procedure leave the spinal cord susceptible to being damaged?

How long is the recovery process? How long do you have to be off work and not able to lift stuff?

I need this! How much?

Often times some of the facet joint has to be removed in addition to the lamina. Many videos conveniently omit that part

Anyone else here after watching Dr. Death?

Left sided multilevel laminectomy here… 2nd day out of surgery… im in so much pain! Just need some encouragement!😢 hope everyone is well and healthy😢

Can I book a test in soon. Where do I go for this ???

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Surgery for a bulge or protruding herniation is pointless in my opinion. I had a 2 cm herniation EXTRUSION which means the disc was ruptured so I needed to have the surgery. Traction as in spinal decompression would work for a normal bulge or herniation. Imo. Surgery should be last resort.

I will be having this surgery in 2 days time please any advice for me?

How much does a procedure like this cost?

What stops more of the disc material from coming out once they remove the buldge?

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10/10 this should get moty

This machine is so cool. I live in Sydney Australia and i just went through a brand new Siemans Lumina 3T. Its really quick and comfortable.

Im crying watching this im so much pain and depressed

How common are Modic changes? it seems a lot of people are suffering from it, including myself

Can they do it on the cervical spine?

Thats very scary

I was am 64 and was diagnosed in 2018 with level 1 severe stenosis, s4/5, and four years of Pilates, walking, stretching, biking, bought me time. Until now. Last few months, I could no longer walk more than 100 meters before my legs gave way. I had the microdisectomy this morning in Germany and walking around the room this afternoon I feel immediate improvement, no sciatica, more solid -just operation pain which is less than hernia or knee surgery. Find a surgeon who specializes in the procedure and feel confident in moving ahead when the time comes.

Had mine done at Kings College in London 25years ago - large eight inch scar as relieved compression at a number of levels - pain afterwards was horrendous and got DVT - however fixed my neck - very active with gardening , car mechanics etc