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Having surgery tomorrow

ni4ni

Golden Member
I am having a discetomy for a ruptured disc performed tomorrow at 9:00 am. Plans are I will come home tomorrow afternoon once I can hold down food, pee, and walk. I can return to driving after two weeks and to work after four weeks. (I have been off since Jan 28th.)

Wish me luck!
 
All I usually think when reading that kind of description is, "eeeeEEEEEEEeeeewwwww!!!"

😉
May the Schwartz be with you. 🙂

 
Originally posted by: ni4ni
I am having a discetomy for a ruptured disc performed tomorrow at 9:00 am. Plans are I will come home tomorrow afternoon once I can hold down food, pee, and walk. I can return to driving after two weeks and to work after four weeks. (I have been off since Jan 28th.)

Wish me luck!

I sincerely wish you all the luck in the known universe.
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Congrats! I had one of those 16yrs ago (I was 24) when I ruptured a disc at L4-L5, but I unfortunately needed a laminectomy as well, I've never been the same. Before I had the surgery I could barely walk, but I've been in pain ever since.

They've come a long way in 16yrs. Hopefully you won't need the laminectomy, and they'll do some arthriscopic surgery or some lesser procedure on you. The less they remove the better.
 
Originally posted by: Fayd
you cant get the disc out?

have you tried the eject button?

Maybe he needs a paperclip...



Good luck to ya. I have 3 herniated disks, but (for now) the doc doesn't want to cut me.

He was talking about either a fusion or a disk replacement, but after a battery of tests, including a discogram, he says there's too much damage on too many levels to fix...learn to live on pain managment...:roll:


Hopefully, the discectomy brings you some much needed relief.
 
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