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Please really do your research. My father-in-law was basically talked into getting back surgery by these surgeons and his life has totally deteriorated. One surgery turned into 5. He says he is in 100x more pain now after the surgeries. I get that there are obvious situations where back surgery is necessary and can help, but just please do your research.

@@ATLTraveler ,Well you may be interested to know I went for consultation and decided not to have it done after I heard how involved it was .. thanks for your kindness and concern 🤙

@@rockofagesusa7942 good to hear, mate. Again, it certainly may be necessary for some people, I just think too many people jump into it so quickly without doing proper research. Seeing my in law in so much pain makes me want to warn people. But I'm glad you did some more research!! Wish you well brother :)

@@ATLTraveler This is exactly the type of story that keeps me off the operating table. At only 48, a 20 year history of competitive powerlifting has left me with significantly degenerated discs, spondy and 2 herniations \ bulges. I cannot stand or walk for more than 5 mins without my leg going numb, HOWEVER I can do everything else, I can run, work, sit, sleep, exercise, bike ride, cut the grass etc. anything with movement or slight bend and I am pain free and legit. All of these surgeons run " Fusion Factories" and tell you a calming story that it will only take 6 weeks to recover, 90% success rate etc. I'll deal with my numbness, I'm not trading pain free inconvenience for pain and failed\botched surgery.

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No way I’d allow any doctor to put hardware into my spine. I’ve seen so many spinal surgery failures among friends and coworkers( I was a firefighter/medic for 48 years). Lots of folks got hurt and talked into spinal surgery and none of them had a good outcome. Many left on medical retirement because they couldn’t function

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InshAllah. How did it go?

Alhamdulillah, it's good, it's been 1year now still OK,

@@dhingzpaner3251 that’s great Allhamdolilah. I’m going for the surgery end of the year and InshAllah it will go great.

@@dhingzpaner3251 I which hospital?

Of course, the vertebra must be repositioned. Partly so that the nerves will be free, but also so that the balance point will be correct and with that the vectors will be optimized (even more factors are affected) That is, the way the body would actually have been. .

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This is an implant system for a lumbar spine. This would be a PLF.

Its Always depend on your deceplin and habit.

1 year

98,000 US $

I've had 4 surgeries and none have been successful.

Yeah I fell on my back at work. Got screwed over by workers comp, doctors, and company. I have had SLAP TEAR II surgery on one shoulder, need the other, cervical spine, Lumbar, and T are ruined. I just got updated MRI's and doctors say surgery or nerve ablation... My problems are way past nerve ablation. I don't known what to do. I need surgery but seems so negative. 😕 My spirit is broken and so is my body. Anyone know some procedures that are successful?

Also I wanted to say I am sorry for all the pain you all have had to endure, what's going on in this situation for people like us is brutal pain wise, and very unfair. Prayers 🙏 🤲 Wish you the best.

Fusions can be a nightmare for the vertebra below and above the fusion. People can get a thing called Segment Adjustment Syndrome.

I’m not a surgeon but if this was a real operation the patient would be in more pain & wouldn’t be able to bend their back around the lumbar position!

@@gscranage4594 i am not a spine surgeon either but that is the whole point of a multi level spinal fusion, rods are put in place to keep vertebral bodies immobile while the bones fuse together. Sometimes rods are subsequently removed, sometimes they stay. It depends on the circumstances. Loss of lumber spine mobility is unfortunately one of the drawbacks of these types of surgeries.

Par kyu?