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This information was so helpful! Thank you!
@dlydailyhope I'm glad that you are doing so well since your very recent surgery! I hope you are getting enough rest for healing too. It sounds like you did your homework, found your best path to better spine health and made the right choice. I also went several years and saw 6 surgeons to get a correct diagnosis for my cervical issues. Shared patient experience is very valuable. Thank you for sharing your journey. I am a true believer that a patient has power in their recovery that comes from their knowledge of their condition and advocacy.
Jennifer
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You may want to consider surgery sooner rather than later because not having discs to cushion and control movement of your vertebrae may make pain level higher. Spine injections are limited/temporary in pain relief and don’t work for everyone.
They used some of my own bone from decompression to use for fusion material between L3-L4 and L4-L5.