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Spinal Fibrosis
May 9, 2013
... up in the middle of the night. No previous injury. Its not sciatic pains. My painkillers is not working at all. Have not started PT yet. Just some strengthening exercises they gave me in hospital. ... (5 replies)
... In January of 2010, I had spinal fusion at Level L4-L5-S1. Felt a lot better afterwards but encountered problems after about 10 months. When I became more active, I began experiencing a lot of pain and swelling at the surgery site. I went back to the doctor who thought the hardware may be causing the problem. I am thin, and more likely to run into problems as a result. ... (3 replies)
... posterior spinal fusion. I am fused from my hips to above my shoulder blades. I have only 6 vertebra that are not fused. ... (15 replies)

... king was difficult. I spent most of the next week in bed except for comfort breaks. Turning over and sitting up was difficult. The physiotherapists gave me some exercises to do, mainly stretching and bridging. ... (9 replies)
... I have just been back from seeing my surgeon, he has suggested a spinal fusion at the L5-S1 level. I have had a previous Discectomy in 1999. I have tried all sorts of different medications, treatments, exercises, ect. None have worked. So now I am trying to make up my mind. So I would like to ask you all a few questions: 1. How long did it take before you could get out of... (26 replies)
... exercises i can do if i had a spinal fusion (2 replies)
... Well its now 4 months since my spinal fusion L4 L5 L5 S1 cage insertion, rods, screws, etc etc...... ... (27 replies)
... I'm facing spinal fusion surgery with pedical screws at the L4-L5 and am wondering if you can feel the metal after recovery? For example, when lying on the floor to do pelvic tilt exercises, can you feel the metal pressing on bone? I've never had surgery before and this sounds downright pre-historic! (17 replies)
... I am 5 wks post op of spinal fusion L4, L5 and S1 and bone graft. They took the graft from my right pelvis and mashed it around the fusion site and now waiting for bone to harden. I got 3 screws. I got 3 opinions before operation and decided on an ortho doc that was "talented" with his hands. ... (7 replies)
... Sorry about your fall, but that is probley the reason for the knee numness. I had that surgery back in 88 and have been Great until now, But we all get old. Keep a positive attitude and be careful for the next 6 months, Just that your surgeon and God that you are pain free and walking. Your friend tpwolf6 (9 replies)
... an use a treadmill unless cleared by your surgeon. Short, frequent walks are better than one long walk. You will tolerate it better and it will stretch out the spinal nerves more frequently. I cannot emphasize enough how important this is. You do not want to develop issues with scar tissue... ... (9 replies)
... the nerve symptoms have gone away . Except my rt knee is like very numb and has no feeling at this time. I have done some reading etc and from what i have read fusion surgerys need to be rehabed with streaching exercises etc. ... (9 replies)
... alk type stretch. I seem to have some balance issues when walking heel to toe and even less balance when I have to close my eyes. I am also doing some stretching exercises lying on my back, side and stomach. ... (12 replies)
... Do you receive treatments aside from exercises and stretches? ... (12 replies)
... and am faithfully dong the exercises suggested here and assigned by my PT. ... (61 replies)
... Just how dangerous is spinal fusion? ... (10 replies)
... I am glad you are doing well but am sad you have had a bad PT experience. I have a great PT. I had an L5s1 fusion 10 weeks ago, and had severe muscle spasms and si issues at 4 weeks but am now over them and on my way. I am up to about 3 mile walk and swimming. ... (3 replies)
... d a lot of pain doing the pelvic tilts with the pt. When we were at a dr's visit he mentioned this to the neurosurgeon. The neurosurgeon said emphatically that fusion patients should never do pelvic tilts or any exercises that arch the back. Pt is only there to stretch the back muscles. ... (3 replies)
... rays and showed fusion is happening. I'm still on pain meds but decreasing as time goes by, taking only one norco a day. The only PT I have been doing is walking. ... (3 replies)
... your therapist would work on gentle toning exercises and some gentle manipulation, but not thing like core strengthening..... ... (9 replies)




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