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02-22-2008, 10:27 PM | #1 | ||
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Hey everyone.
I just wanted to thank everyone for all the help on my old thread. I am going to definitely be talking to my neurosurgeon or neurologist whoever comes first about the tens/ems. I got a copy of the results from my last mri *finally*. Everything says normal on it except for these: Disc space: No significant narrowing. Bones: No fractures or osseous leasions. Central canal: No significant stenosis. How exactly do they determine if it is significant or not?? I am in a huge amount of pain for it all to be for no reason. My previous Mri from a different hospital was: Axial images show minimal osteophytes on the left at c3-c4resulting in mild narrowing of the intervertebral foreman.There is no evidence of disc protrusion or spinal stenosis. Oh yes, & I had to go almost all day without pain meds yesterday, because my neurosurgeon says that I am going through them to quick. My script is for Norco & it says I am allowed to take 1-2 every 4 - 6 hours for pain as needed with a bottle of 40. I generally take 1 every 4 hours awake time, it's enough to cut the edge off, but doesn't completely relieve all the pain. I worry about the long term affects of being on narcotics. Anyways, the bottle does not last that long. Sorry just a vent. I see her next month & will discuss changing scripts then. Thanks. Flustered....again Probably always :P |
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