A shot in the neck
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Re: A shot in the neck
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Re: A shot in the neck
Better this morning, although it did wake me up at 3am when I rolled over and lay on it
but the pills are good
Even though the initial procedure was more painful, the tennis ball under the skin sized lump of the last one isn't there this time and none of the shoulder joint pain either, so it's a much better procedure as far as that goes.
It was sort of explained, while I was laying under the protective sheet and the specialist was explaining the new procedure to the radiologist
the old method burnt a grain of rice sized area at a much higher temp, this one opens a pocket around the area and burned a corn nibble sized/shaped area so a far better chance the required nerve and a longer section of the nerve is burnt away at a lower temp. Also, rather than coming in from the side and trying to hit the nerve, then in from the other side for a second shot, this procedure comes in from the same angle as the blocker injection, straight on to the nerve, so they can see much clearer exactly what is happening while it's happening. The result is a much shorter time burning, less holes and all-round less tissue damage in the surrounding area. Seemed hard to believe yesterday I can tell you, but the results seem to be just what they'd expected, a much faster recovery from the initial procedure, now to see if the results are as good and if they last longer, fingers crossed for that, the first one is starting to loose effect already and it’s only been 6 mths
It was sort of explained, while I was laying under the protective sheet and the specialist was explaining the new procedure to the radiologist
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Re: A shot in the neck
Let's hope they shot the mongrel down this time Terry!!
Give it a few days rest before you test it out too much.
Sounds like Dot's procedure was worth the pain?
Spinal pain/injuries are one thing the medical profession seem to have trouble solving.
Give it a few days rest before you test it out too much.
Sounds like Dot's procedure was worth the pain?
Spinal pain/injuries are one thing the medical profession seem to have trouble solving.
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Dot
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Re: A shot in the neck
Rice & corn in the neck
Flied lice terri. As long as you get relief that is all that matters.. I am walking great now, no pain and no vegs in restricted areas. Good luck T.
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Re: A shot in the neck
Mate, stay positive as we know you can, after meeting and working and camping with you n Marg, i am tipping lesser people would be in a submissive position in the corner sooking, keep up the good work, stay strong, but take it easy, you are gettn old,:)