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severe spinal stenosis and travel

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@gidget1280 I traveled tons before I am ended up having my eventual surgery. Honestly, don’t wait too long if you have a good orthopedic surgeon and they recommend surgery because my nerves were crushed in my spine L3 L4 L5, and they have remained dysfunctional ever since, but the surgery was 100% successful! How are used to travel to answer your question was with pain medication? I take Percocet low-dose for 30 years and I would need it for a long stance on the airplane in the economy section. I also packed a heating pad and a small compactible pillow that would go between my knees at night. Now they give you lots of extra pillows in the hotel rooms so I don’t need to pack the pillow. RFA radio frequently ablation is considered non-surgical and I had those they were very successful for about 15 years. Ask your pain management doctor about that. Good luck.

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@loriesco
thanks so much for your response.
The RFA radio frequency ablation I have heard of and have done some research on it so thank you for your input about that.
and the tips on traveling are very helpful and what works for everyone with pain meds.
so appreciate your response and your tips!!