Connect
← Return to Considering Laminectomy for Spinal Stenosis to relieve neuropathy pain
Discussion
Considering Laminectomy for Spinal Stenosis to relieve neuropathy pain
Neuropathy | Last Active: Nov 3, 2025 | Replies (29)Comment receiving replies
I had back surgery eight years ago in order to correct numbness in my feet and balance problems. My surgeon performed a laminectomy. The surgery well well, but my PN issues were not improved. There's a syndrome called Failed Spinal Surgery - a fairly high percentage of back surgeries do not improve the symptoms.
Replies to "I had back surgery eight years ago in order to correct numbness in my feet and..."
I also had Laminectomy I don't thing it will help,it didn't for me, The problem is further down the line towards feet,I did therapy that received my pain from a 10-0 in 5 days, is was great why it lasted,but because I now have spinal stenosis and that causes the therapy to only last for me for about 7 days ,The major signal never made it pass the stenosis, Check out Axon Therapy in Augusta Georgia VA they have about 87 % success rate ,there a lot of clients now outside the VA system that are now opening.
Good luck
Connect
@jillb329
Could you please elaborate on this syndrome?
Thanks.