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Old 09-15-2011, 10:28 PM #2
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I have a lot of back pain, never even thought it could be PN. All of mine came from past surgeries, or the one I need to do. I have a failed laminectomey , which left me with khyphosis , scoliosis, and radiculopathy. My 4 level cervical fusion now has osteophytes on the left.

I'm checking into lumbar surgery, I have burning and numbness in both legs.
And just to add to this mess, I was dx with fibro. And confirmed arthritis in most joints.
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