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in reply to: Pain in the opposite leg after a laminectomy #26456
You mean higher risk if I choose to leave disk fragment in the spinal canal?
Also, he said he did not remove that bulge when I adk.
in reply to: Pain in the opposite leg after a laminectomy #26453Surgury I had was for stenosis not herination, where the laminectomy was done on left and right side, even though MRI report dais nothing about right side.
in reply to: Pain in the opposite leg after a laminectomy #26452The herination was o e sided from my understanding. It was from the bulge that herinatex
in reply to: Pain in the opposite leg after a laminectomy #26451Do you agree that the fragment on bladder nerves based on it location or bladder nerves elsewhere.
My surgeon seen like trpe that’s knife happy and charge for everything. I even my paperwork bring completed for my job.
in reply to: Pain in the opposite leg after a laminectomy #26450When I asked about the herinated fragment and ask about the bulge I had he did say it was that same bulge that herinated and deyactched5. Reason he did both left and right side for laminectomy was prior to surgury i had pain on left and right leg, even though the left side was the problem leg for almost a year up onto last 2 month prior to surgury when right side had severe path.
I see 2 more surgeons in coming week. After that I’ll have to see what is next.
If fragment fuse into canal I could be looking for problems later.
If fragment present no problem and I can live with it lime now with minimum discomfort then I’d just get the injection. I’m leaning toward just getting it removed.
For the disk to break I know it was stuff I did to cause the break. A herination is one thing but the disk broke.
in reply to: Pain in the opposite leg after a laminectomy #26428When I told him about the mri report and what radioligist mention regarding duskectomy he just said they don’t know most of time
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