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Old 01-07-2014, 07:37 PM #1
Grace Grace is offline
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Default Spinal Surgery
Hello, my name is Grace. I got on this website because of Tardive Dyskenesia Dystonia.
But in 3 weeks I am having serious back surgery by a neurospinal surgeon. They intend to go in, and release the impinged sciatic nerve by boring a bigger opening. Then they are doing a fusion because S1 is cracked. The sciatic nerve has been a problem so long, the pain doctors do not want to do anymore epidurals.
I would appreciate some feedback. This is serious, dangerous things they are doing.
Admit I am afraid.
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