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Old 04-19-2009, 10:14 PM #1
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Default Cervical fusion painfull nightmare any help
Hopeing somone had the mystery drug combo to ease the pain between the shoulders
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First I just wanted to say welcome to Neuro Talk!! I can’t answer you questions about cervical fusion…my fusions on in the lumbar region. We do have a forum that is for Spinal Disorders and Back Pain…here is the link…Hope you can find some help managing your pain.
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Hopeing somone had the mystery drug combo to ease the pain between the shoulders
Don't know what your pain level is or what you're currently taking for relief, but what abiout Lidoderm patches or Flector. they have analgesics in them and Flector has an anti-inflammatory in it. A topical analgesic cream or perhaps the old horse liniment, it's DSMO or DSMO. There's also ThermaCare, Bengay patches at Wal-Mart. I guess these ideas in addition to what you're currently taking might help.

Hope you find relief
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Hi, and welcome to NeuroTalk! This is such a great place to hang out, with lots of caring and friendly people.

I hope you find relief for your pain soon.
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Hello and welcome! My fusion is c6 and c7. I had awful pain between my shoulders. I was told it was from the way my arms were postioned during surgery. They were straight out and strapped down. I put ice packs on for 15 min. every hour.
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