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Pain in buttock, outer hip and hamstring

Bones, Joints & Muscles | Last Active: Dec 5 9:32am | Replies (50)

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@heyjoe415

I'm sorry you're still in pain. In any spinal surgery, surgeons are working around or moving aside nerve bundles within the spinal canal. Just moving them will cause some post-op pain/discomfort, short lived. If a nerve is permanently damaged though, well that probably needs to be addressed.

A good surgeon shouldn't be offended by questioning something he or she may have done. And if your pain has persisted this long, I agree with Jennifer and a current MRI should be in order. Maybe the surgeon nicked a nerve, maybe not. But chronic pain has a source and an MRI should reveal it. And maybe it's a good time to find a new surgeon.

All the best to you.

Joe

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Thank you, Joe. I appreciate your input.
I am looking for a Neurosurgeon. Mri scheduled for 21 November. The spasms in my leg is horrific. I am holding on.