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Old 06-22-2010, 03:48 PM #1
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Smile Post op care spinal fusion surgery

Hi,

If anyone has had spinal fusion surgery (L5/S1 specifically) can you let me know how your post operative recovery went when you first got home after being discharged from the Hospital? How much assistance was required of a Family member and how long before you were able to handle every day tasks in the home. Preparing food, general cleanup etc. How long before you were able to drive a car again, things like that.
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