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Sandy Kay 05-11-2013 02:04 AM

I had the ablation done on my right side in Dec and left side in Jan. So far so good. Still have some lower back pain but no where near what it was before. I too am hoping for the 2+ year relief. Just praying for time. I know of a man who has it done every 3-4 months. He says it's worth it for the relief. Don't know if I would do that. For me the recovery was pretty easy. Hope it's the same for you.

Sandy

eva5667faliure 05-11-2013 02:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Sandy Kay (Post 982590)
I had the ablation done on my right side in Dec and left side in Jan. So far so good. Still have some lower back pain but no where near what it was before. I too am hoping for the 2+ year relief. Just praying for time. I know of a man who has it done every 3-4 months. He says it's worth it for the relief. Don't know if I would do that. For me the recovery was pretty easy. Hope it's the same for you.

Sandy

this is great news
taking it slow and easy
be well
this is excellent news
continued relief

someone who cares

Mark56 05-14-2013 08:35 AM

Prayin Pooh
 
That you need not be scared spitless and the procedure will drop you safely into the 2+ year zone of effectiveness!!!

You have my prayerz!!!! :hug:

revrosefairy 04-28-2014 10:45 PM

Rfa
 
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Originally Posted by pooh_ac (Post 963603)
:eek:As many of you know I am struggling with an area in my left hip that seems to be getting worse despite multiple changes in medication, too many nerve blocks to count and multiple trips 200 miles one way to see my wonderful pain doc and his lovely PA. This last visit I saw my docs partner, she stated that I have had "far" too many blocks and steriod injections. She feels that I need to have a nerve ablation. From what little research I have done it does not look like something this darned old nurse wants to proceed with. However I am not sure how much longer I will be able to continue my work in surgery, on the acute care floor and in the ER.....
I guess I just want to hear what the thoughts round here are about this "lovely" procedure:cool:

:hug:z

Hi! I am new here. I had an RFA on my left cervical/shoulder a couple of weeks ago, and have experienced about 80% relief. I get the right side done next week and hope it is as successful.
Tomorrow I am having the trial SCS by Boston Scientific put in. I hope it works.
I think the RFA is worth trying. Hope this helps.

Nancy

Hannabananna 04-29-2014 09:36 AM

hey there
 
Hi Nancy,
welcome and so cool that you just jumped right in.

What SCS unit are you doing a trial for?

So wonderful to hear that you have found relief for some of your pain.

Do tell us all about your journey...I enjoy our connections here and do hope you keep right on jumping in!!

Hannabananna


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