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Old 08-10-2012, 09:04 AM #5
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Weren't your S1 joint issues picked up in the pre-op testing or when the surgeon was in there? Curious. I agree with Lee and would want a second opinion. Best wishes.
I didn't have pain like this pre surgery so there wasn't any issues with my SI joints before. It has occured since my fusion. I think the stress from having the fusion has caused issues with my SI joints.

It appears that even though I had a fusion that he couldn't pull the vertebrea back all the way into a normal position. I had a grade 3 slip before and it is now a grade 1. Is that normal? Should it have been put completely back so there isn't type of slip?
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