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Old 04-22-2010, 05:42 AM #1
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Hello,Im hoping someone can help me as I'm losing my mind,about 9 weeks ago a had a back fusion surgery for L4 & L5 disc in my back.I have since been having severe pain in my left leg and foot and was told by my pain Dr that it was CRPS.I have had about 9 blocks in my back but they are not working anymore.My pain Dr has suggested a nerostimulator ,my back Dr is against this.I have read about some of the peoples experinces on this website and now am scared to do it.Can someone out there please give me some advice ...As it is now 4 am and I have again woken up from pain.
I havent worked in over 9 weeks and basically sit around in pain wondering how to fix it.....Thanks,Val
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