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Oh good luck on your procedure Pam!!! Sending you tons of wishes for a speedy recovery too!
It went well. I had a discogram and they're pretty painful because they put needles into the disc and you have to tell them which one's are painful. Doesn't hurt if the disc is good, but when it's bad,
! It confirms which discs are actually causing the pain and needs repair. Dealing with aggravated pain for the next couple of days and I'm not looking forward to the 3 hour drive home. I was thinking it might be easier if I had a chicken along for the ride!
Anyway, the surgery to fix it should be in the next two months. My husband was working down here so I was able to stay in the city last night and am flexible with what time I leave so if someone needed something transported, but no PM's. Pretty last minute but you never know if you may be able to help someone.
Oh yea I had one of those before my spinal fusion. Um, it's not at all fun like the name suggests. The doctor was trying to give me a heads up abut how horribly painful the procedure would be, if they got a "positive" hit, and when I laughed he looked at me sternly and said "I'm very serious. I'm the doctor everyone hates. I never get Christmas or thank you cards from any of my patients... EVER" I still have the picture of the huge needle in my spine. They thought I was joking when I asked for a printout but they did it for me. I watched the whole procedure on the monitor. The room spun each time they got a positive hit. Man I don't ever want to have that test done again!
Oh good luck on your procedure Pam!!! Sending you tons of wishes for a speedy recovery too!
It went well. I had a discogram and they're pretty painful because they put needles into the disc and you have to tell them which one's are painful. Doesn't hurt if the disc is good, but when it's bad,
Anyway, the surgery to fix it should be in the next two months. My husband was working down here so I was able to stay in the city last night and am flexible with what time I leave so if someone needed something transported, but no PM's. Pretty last minute but you never know if you may be able to help someone.
Oh yea I had one of those before my spinal fusion. Um, it's not at all fun like the name suggests. The doctor was trying to give me a heads up abut how horribly painful the procedure would be, if they got a "positive" hit, and when I laughed he looked at me sternly and said "I'm very serious. I'm the doctor everyone hates. I never get Christmas or thank you cards from any of my patients... EVER" I still have the picture of the huge needle in my spine. They thought I was joking when I asked for a printout but they did it for me. I watched the whole procedure on the monitor. The room spun each time they got a positive hit. Man I don't ever want to have that test done again!