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Old 12-29-2012, 01:05 PM #1
djaypapaross djaypapaross is offline
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Default Back surgery neuropathy
Back pain thread said I should come here. Long story short, I had my 1st back surgery in 98 L4, L5.shattered discs removed from car accident. 2nd one a year.ago. fusion because discs colloapsed. I waited too long, nerve damage. Bad neuropathy. Any suggestions? Tired.of Norco and baclofen.
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