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Originally Posted by Leesa
It sounds to me like you might be in for another session in the operating room. I'm not CERTAIN on this, but it's possible.
I cannot say what procedure they'd be doing as I'm not "up" on this, darn it, but it seems like they're going to HAVE to make room for those nerves to get thru the foramen and room at the cord. Trouble is, I don't know how they do that. I'm going to have to research that.
Maybe Dubious knows how they do that. You might want to send him a message and ask him about this. He knows ALOT about this. Send him a PRIVATE message so he'll get it.
Best of luck and God bless. Let us know what happens will you. I want to know for further reference! Hugs, Lee 
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Thanks I will certainly message him! I have done so much research on what has been going on, and after feeling as if I had tried everything I knew could help or was recommended could help, I was content with my decision of having surgery. This new round of issues truly have me confused! So I'm trying to figure out what is going on, I've learnt A LOT from just reading your guys posts so I felt confident you guys would have some great input! It has truly knocked me back to reality bc I truly thought I was on my way back to 100%! My other delima is when I went to the ER sat. Night they did a CT scan, and the report said I had 're herniated L4-L5 with a 5mm herniation and now L6-S1. When I ended up going to the hospital the next afternoon where my neurosurgeon requested me to go to be admitted I brought the CD & report for him. I told him what the report said and he immediately said CT scans can't truly show anything and he only relies on MIR's. So we did an MIR and he said I had a slight bulge at L4-L5 but to much swelling to see it all, and that there was no problem atL6-S1. Now I trust my Neuro fully and he has never steered me wrong, but how can these 2 results vary so greatly? Of course I hope the MRI is correct, but it left me wondering if the MRI is hiding the problem as well. Right now I am more concerned with the nerve passing through the foramen bc it's causing the "heaviness" bilaterally in my legs. But the vast difference in the 2 reports has me questioning also. Again thank you guys SO much for any and all input you guys can give, I know I've written a lot and I hope its not confusing, but hopefully the more info I can give the better answers I can get!