Christa and Dr. Lowenstein discuss her longer recovery after occipital migraine headache surgery.

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Migraine Surgery Specialty Center

2 жыл бұрын

Christa came from Canada for occipital nerve decompression 5 months before this video, and now she is back for decompression of her supra-orbital, supratrochlear, zygomaticotemporal, and auriculotemporal nerves in the front after her successful surgery in the back of her head. We knew she would need this second anterior operation following her operation in the occipital region.
Listen to Christa discuss her difficult recovery- we always talk about how some patients wake up from surgery headache-free, but others can take several months to achieve improvement. Christa was unfortunately in the latter group and suffered significant pain for about 4 months after her initial surgery, but then the improvement came and we have been thrilled with her headache pain relief from the first surgery. She is now about to embark on her anterior migraine surgery, and we wanted to share her story!

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@loyalbadams
@loyalbadams 7 ай бұрын
What a beautiful woman and supportive husband. I am looking forward to having this procedure for my lovely wife of 50+ years. We have suffered the same situation for the last 50 year and are reaching out to Doctors to give us help. Thanks for sharing your life.
@nikkigranzin3139
@nikkigranzin3139 Ай бұрын
Thank you for being honest about your recovery!!! I have had 2 decompression surgeries (NOT by Dr. Lowenstein) and experienced that same horrific recovery. Some part of every single day, is spent in bed in the dark w/the terrible pain. I can literally understand your recovery!!
@markcori
@markcori 2 жыл бұрын
So beyond proud of you Christa! So many years of hope and faith and pain and endurance.. Your story is His story…
@MVando640
@MVando640 2 жыл бұрын
This surgeon is a so excellent!!
@searchdestroy
@searchdestroy 2 жыл бұрын
Congratulations to Christa! So glad you've found relief, and thank you for sharing your story! Question for Dr. Lowenstein - Have you seen any studies on the number of patients that experience a longer than six-month increase in pain after surgery? Are side effects like anesthesia dolorosa a concern after the surgery, and if so, what are the treatment options in that situation?