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Originally Posted by Jo*mar
Does the water therapy include some sort of PT also?
Perhaps a TENS? Stretching, massage, in case some is muscle/soft tissue pain?
If that helps , perhaps an SCS (implanted spinal cord stimulator) if surgery is not an option.
But when the nerve is affected, not much to do other than pain relief modalities, or possible surgery if that is an option.
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the water therapy is a lot of walking in the water and stretching. The Tens unit has not provided much relief. I take medications for the fibro which give no relief to the back area and am prescribed norco which takes the edge off just moderately. I have not seen my Doc yet as I just had the MRI yesterday and got these results online.
Do you know what Intraosseous hemangiomas are evident within the L3 and L4 vertebral bodies means? From what I could see it appears they are tumors but usually benign.