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Why do I have a disc bulge after my surgery??

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Old 05-01-2011, 08:40 PM #1
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Doctors that do your surgery do not like to hear that something is wrong. I do not think he should have told you to just go home. It is my understanding that a disk buldge hurts as it pushes on the cord. My surgery on C3-7 took care of all protruding disks and fussed them at the same time. I would go for another neurologist for a back up opinion. After all you go through to get the surgery in the first place, I know it is dissapointing to still have pain. I did change neuros after my first surgery failed. ginnie
Thank you Ginnie. I will be looking at getting a 2nd opinion hopefully soon when my wallet recovers if you get my meaning. Thank you!! Aussie
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