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MILD (minimally invasive ligament decompression) and/or LinQ?

Spine Health | Last Active: Mar 31 8:21am | Replies (40)
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@speedy

I follow with interest the posts regarding patients who have had the MILD procedure. Some have had limited success. I'm interested in hearing from those who were helped by this procedure.
Thanks

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healthseeker77 | @healthseeker77 | Mar 25 3:49pm

Hi Speedy,
Thank you for posting this question about MILD. I had not previously heard of MILD so I looked it up.
https://www.treatingpain.com/treatments/mild-procedure/
It certainly looks promising. I was diagnosed with Osteoporosis in my spine in Dec 2023, and I have not yet had any spinal stenosis but I am now aware of a possible treatment should I have a problem in the future.

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Speedy | @speedy | Mar 26 6:19pm

Hi healthseeker

I read the ad from the National Spine & Pain Center. The success rate and longevity they quote may be 100% correct. Personally, I will investigate research and recommendations by the major clinics and hospitals. Mayo, John Hopkins and Cleveland are three institutions constantly doing research on the latest techniques.

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cathy2223 | @cathy2223 | Mar 27 1:10am

Hello
I am also highly interested in this procedure. Looking for relief in my stiff legs
Thanks

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Justin McClanahan, Moderator | @JustinMcClanahan | Mar 27 7:42am

Hello @speedy, I combined your MILD discussion with the existing discussion on "MILD (minimally invasive ligament decompression) and/or LinQ?" - https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/mild-procedure-andor-linq/ where you have discussed this procedure with Connect members.

I did this so newcomer @healthseker77 could also see the posts from other members on the subject as well.

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