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Old 07-10-2013, 07:34 AM #1
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Default Lumbar ICE Procedure
Hopefully today I will find out if my insurance will cover a Lumbar ICE Procedure. It kinda freaks me out though. They stick a catheter in your back so that the meds will drip for 3 days. I've tried everything else though. I seriously wish I could be on narcotics, but I get addicted, and that never turns out great.

I'm so tired of my back hurting, and they keep saying I'm "too young" for surgery. Which makes no damn sense b/c I had back surgery when I was 15. I'm 28 now.

Anyways, anyone had this done? What was the outcome?
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