Lumbar Fusion of L5 S1 Animation

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[@barneykelley1]

On October 21st this year I had my entire lumber spine fused. I'm 8 weeks out now and have zero pain, other than pulled muscles from PT. I saw the surgeon yesterday and , after looking at some new x-rays, I can start a return to normal which should include skiing in early spring. I'm 67 and had 5 surgeries prior to this starting in 1998. I'm super happy and hope that this one is the end. Fingers crossed! .

[@santenaturel2617]

+229

[@anastasiakalfopoulou1535]

Can you lift heavy ?

[@lisakadams3767]

Just have to find an excellent surgeon!

[@lazaroibarra8464]

I'm having this done tomorrow. A week from my 67th birthday. I hope it would be an early present. I'm nervous but confident. A bit more confident now, after reading your comment. Thank you and I hope you will continue to improve.

[@russellleininger5700]

Well after watching the procedure I would say it's probably is your last surgical chance since they took you properties

[@lethull]

I suffered for 3 years with severe pain and loss of instant mobility. I was afraid of back surgery but had no choice. The pain took over my life. in 2011, I had my L5-S1 fused along with a disc implant. Just like in the video. Although, to minimize scar tissue in my back, my surgeon went thru the front and the incision was done on lower abdomen. I was walking a climbing stairs within 2 days. NO back or sciatic pains at all. After several months, to be safe, I was golfing and doing light jogging. Thankful for the procedure, my surgeons, and modern medicine. I got my life back.

[@sammycrown5540]

I’m happy I’m finally cured from Shingles virus the blisters with the help of Doctor Ani John herbal medicine who I came across here on KZbin I after using the herbal medicine within 13days My test result turned negative.. you saved my live doctor my God bless you always for your kind gesture for saving my life, am grateful sir🙏,,

[@poky1]

And what about the pain after the surgery? How was it? Did you leave the hospital the same day? How you spend the night? Sorry I'm about to have the same surgery and I'm very scare u.u

[@lethull]

@@poky1 When I woke up from recovery and the anesthesia wore off, the pain in the back was gone! At that point I smiled at my wife and said I haven't felt this good in years. We were ecstatic. They kept me for 2 full days to ensure there was no infection or issues and for me to start the therapy. After the 1st night, I was getting out of bed on my own and walking to the bathroom. And therapy started. Which I passed with no problem. The only pain I had was in my lower stomach from where the incision was made. Good luck to you. It's a breeze. Let me know how it goes.

[@LuisLopez-nk7fj]

Who's the doctor

[@tlau_rinnunga]

Hello glad to hear your success. I also having L5 s1 lumber Disc collapsed, my doctor suggested me doing lumbar fusion surgery, will it better to do? After surgery can i work, exercise, riding? Please any suggest ?🙏🙏🙏

[@dillonbacon4818]

My grandfather passed away 89 years old, when he was 20 years old he hurt his back. the doctor's told him that he would never walk again and he would be crippled in a wheelchair for life .He said screw that,started doing workouts and exercises, he walked his entire life, went to the gym everyday until he was 87 and got a real good workout when he did.

[@LuisLopez-nk7fj]

People wt real serious spine issues cannot go to the yim .can't lift heavy things can't bend can't run ,some people confused muscle aches wt lumber disc herniations the facts here

[@annuaan]

Did he have fusion surgery???

[@happytripclub1941]

This is the answer

[@olliestratton9960]

I got a full spinal fusion when I was 15. I had severe scoliosis (75 degrees if I remember correctly), and the doctors said I would be at a 90 degree angle by the time I was 20 if I didn't get this surgery. It was the most painful thing I've been through to this day. I was stuck in bed for about a month, post op depression was a bitch, and my parents had to sleep in shifts because I had to take pain meds every few hours 24/7. Although it was a rough recovery, it was the best decision I made. I can now fully walk and run just fine. The only thing is that I can't bend my spine (obviously) but that's not too bad. My back pain has gotten SO much better too. Anyone who's scared to get this surgery, don't worry! It's okay to be scared, normal even. But everything will be okay in the end and you'll be glad you did it :)

[@abhishekkanhai5307]

Sir total kitna cost lag jayega

[@missduckieee]

How much of your spine was fused? My daughter needs spine surgery in a month and they want to go straight to the pelvis. She has osteogenesis imperfecta and a part of me doesn't want to do the pelvis so she can still be able to have partial ability to walk

[@olliestratton9960]

@@missduckieee mine was everything but the lumbar, so like 3/4 of it is fused. So I don't have any experience with the lower side being fused. I wouldn't worry about not being able to walk. It takes a while, but with enough healing and physical therapy she should be okay. I understand your worries though, but I believe that it'll be worth it in the long run

[@missduckieee]

Thank you for your reply ❤️. I'm gonna weigh the risks and benefits for her and make the best decision I possibly can.

[@olliestratton9960]

@@missduckieee good luck!

[@maggiepup3377]

I had this done almost 6 years ago. Just make sure you have a good surgeon. Half the person I used to be.

[@kaushikkalita5703]

How does it feel now, does it pain, are you able to play sports

[@israelcastellon4478]

@@kaushikkalita5703 why did you get that done? What was the cause.

[@bobharold86]

After watching this, I believe my back pain is doable.

[@catf7954]

OMG - I am thinking the same thing now!!

[@bobharold86]

@M.E.I lol after the second comment, I should have said, oops on second thought. Because since then, I've been down due to the pain. So think I'm going to take a better look at it all. At 61 with something this debilitating, isn't something I want if Im lucky enough to get to my goal of 102+ yrs old. Good luck.

[@araasis279]

55 555

[@ayushrana9702]

😢

[@stevenpeaketrainsandstuff3682]

No Bob, I've had 4 ops to fix my back and never felt better. Sciatica is agony.

[@M.GVARGAS]

Family:hey let’s go to a party and dance and have fun! Me:ok sounds fun! Herniated disc:where you think your going?

[@M.GVARGAS]

383 chevy haha yes same thing no?

[@M.GVARGAS]

383 chevy hahaha dude I can’t nothing. I can’t even fuck my girl standing up 😂😂😂🤷🏽‍♂️🤷🏽‍♂️🤷🏽‍♂️

[@jonneat108]

......Anyone who's facing cervical pain or lumbar pain caused by a compressed disk should contact Dr. Seth Williams UW Madison Wisconsin. The man is absolutely brilliant. Period.

[@jacksonndutu4024]

@@jonneat108 can i've his Contacts?

[@planetcaravan2925]

@@jacksonndutu4024 scamming him?

[@PSUK]

Had this procedure a long time ago. Haven’t looked back since (no pun intended). After years of debilitating pain and immobility I’m now walking, running, scuba diving and enjoying life again. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this op.

[@MedicalStudentChannel]

I hope you will need no any other surgery in the future, I wish you good health

[@user-dk5rz9se4q]

Whats op?

[@PSUK]

@@user-dk5rz9se4q surgical operation

[@kevinalexander2741]

Who actually did your surgery ? Where is the location of facility. Please share ? We need help ?

[@PSUK]

@@kevinalexander2741 a hospital in UK

[@demonweber666]

I'm not a professional, but i consider myself educated on back pain. I have had C6/7 fusion, as the disc was totally destroyed, my entire left arm went numb, and my bicep/tricep/pectoral muscles all atrophied to waste. That surgery has helped me tremendously, but it was a last resort only after the disc completely started pressing on the nerve. I have 6 other herniated discs, degeneration & severe stenosis. My lumbar discs are really bad, and ive been a "candidate" for surgery for years. I have successfully avoided surgery, and my pain is now quite .manageable. I eat healthy, i exercise,im 52 with a 30 inch wasteline, i use an inverted bench, a spinal decompression bench,hot epsom salt baths, and a heating pad. For pain, i take Kratom and turmeric/bosweillia.I still go through periods of pain that feels like an icepick in my back, numbness/tingling down my leg, and my sciatic nerve twitching and feeling like a hot rubber band in my butt cheek. But its manageable now. Maybe it will help others, im not sure. Definitely helped me. Good luck all my pain companions!

[@cosmetic_corpse]

Tysm I am having this surgery in November.

[@satiwaroh9451]

such interventions in to the human body point to the level of consciousness of society ... there are other ways (natural to human body) to handle cases like this satinama.simdif.com/index.html ... they sound not possible but again it's only the quality of believe which depends on level of consciousness. energy - vibration - frequency, that is the key, human body was not designed for surgeries nor for technology interacting. you are welcome

[@syedhasnainahmed9097]

God bless you

[@nicolebaucum4720]

Screw placement is everything! Screws need to go in at a diagonal angle to avoid the screw heads from piercing your joints!!! My screws were out in wrong and they fully pierced my joints. It took a year before they could take the screws out. I’m human again!! Make sure you have a surgeon who understands screw placement and avoid this surgery if you can!

[@darylsmioth1904]

My surgeon used a computer with imaging to place the screws in the correct spot. They do angle somewhat on the x-rays.

[@LordHaveMercyOnUs247]

I thought I had lower back pain, but after watching this video I’m cured! 😬

[@ghana1631]

Do you have discopathie L5 S1?

[@LordHaveMercyOnUs247]

@@ghana1631 I have no idea 🤷‍♂️

[@LordHaveMercyOnUs247]

As long as I move and stay active and not lift heavy weights or run I’m ok

[@mikedevita5558]

Don't sneeze

[@colettejacobs103]

I'm having this done on the 20th 😭😭

[@franklucianoakapolodadonbb3704]

I had two spine surgeries this exactly one and one in my cirvical area and I regret it my pain never went away it’s here to stay for life

[@erickagarcia3592]

😢

[@anthonyscott5612]

An operated spine will never be the same anymore.

[@FineDayWasted]

Well, obviously. But the lack of bone spurs and nerve pressure makes life worth living again.

[@anshulbhardwaj4038]

Well it's done because life was not the same anymore

[@hevalemin6520]

That's sort of the point, no?

[@Interdiction]

Sometimes there is no other alternative . So why be negative and state the obvious ?

[@concernedcitizen5493]

Had spinal fusion back in the 80s no metal just bone taken from my hip, best thing i ever did, went from 275 to 145 pounds and became a triathlete riding 100 miles a day and oceanwater swimming 🏊‍♂️ 5 miles. Do it, painkillers and depression are a downward spiral that not many survive. 🙏👍✌

[@Ali-si5xm]

This gives me hope. I have metal in my back now and they will delete the metal in December

[@stevewarfel5788]

I believe you have metal. That holds things in place until the true fusion occurs when the harvested bone forms a solid bond. The bone from your hip is ground up and mixed with some shit to help it grow. It is placed around the vertebrae and in time will become a solid bony connection.

[@thebignacho2]

I had this surgery 4 months ago and I feel great ! With the right surgeon and physical therapist! Never give up and fight through the recovery pain and push yourself everyday to walk and move to wake those muscles up

[@bestchoice6834]

Caleb Patterson hello I have my bother he have pain l5 s1 ,and he have pain a lot .he is 20 years old

[@thebignacho2]

Klaws Klaws Tell him to go to his Dr. and ask to see a specialist or a Orthopedic Dr. good luck to him !

[@wtfscene6993]

How are you nowdays?

[@turatsinzevincent5566]

Hello Hello, I have the back pain coursing with L5-S1 , and I do psycholotherapi or theeni and the pain can not reduced and it's coursed the sciatic never, for sure in Rwanda we need surgical Dr. Of that case.

[@falalumustapha3290]

Hey, where did you had the surgery

[@marthajf73]

I've assisted with disc and fusions. I don't ever intend to let anyone cut on my spine.

[@Xoyaga]

Please elaborate 🙏

[@junbug1029]

I’ve been offered this surgery twice and I declined both times. Most people who have a laminectomy and fusion are worse after than before the surgery.

[@DragonHumper]

I'm one of those people.....☠😓☠

[@javibalonso]

Poca gente se queda bien y luego puede trabajar sin dolor.

[@jacobforrester9827]

Not in my case. Of course every case is different. I had broken lamina bouncing off of my syatic and spondylolisthesis letting the vertibrae move too much. I'm able to lift again and my left leg works better. I'm also guessing the worse off didn't try to modify their own body mechanics. You do have to rehab right and listen to the experts.

[@kallumama5464]

Agreed

[@paramjeetsingh5901]

@@jacobforrester9827 q

[@kernelfactory7839]

DO NOT let a neurosurgeon do a lower lumbar fusion unless you have exhausted every single option. I am a long distance runner and had a neurosurgeon tell I would never be able to run again without this operation. I got another opinion from another doctor who told me to not run for 6-8 months and see how it goes. I took my MRI to a chiropractor and he said he can fix my herniated disk in 3 sessions. He did exactly that. Less than 3 months later I ran a half marathon with no pain. The neurosurgeon would have ruined my back for a lifetime.

[@catzfive]

chiropractors CANNOT fix herniated discs, stop the quackery...

[@Дмитрий-у8и2ч]

Я понимаю, что в ветке одни врачи. Но хочу сказать за себя. Когда у меня произошло защемление в связи с протрузией. Я, сделав МРТ, обратился к к мануальшику. Правая нога отказывала, спать не мог, по задней части правой ноги, как буд-то нитку натянули. Это ощушения. 3 дня не мог спать, от слова вообще. После посешения мануальшика, 5 приемов, и приема препората Дона, больше 7 лет проблем такого характера не возникало. Сначало меня вытянул, затем заставил пояс носить, и пропить курс препарата, который восстанавливает . Желаю всем крепкого здоровья.

[@samsunf4141]

Дмитрий как вы правы-у меня тоже правая нога!Не могу наступить на нее,по ночам не сплю от боли!В считанные дни превратилась в инвалида!Мне повезло меньше:я живу в селе,имею хозяйство(две коровы,телята).А мужика нет,хозяйство на мне,да ещё мама которой 83года!Возможности поехать в город пока нет,уже руки опускаются не знаю что делать? Ходила к врачам:прокололи уколы систему,витамины-я как хромала,так и хромаю,боли не прошли!😔

[@Дмитрий-у8и2ч]

@@samsunf4141 Я вам сочувствую, сам прошел через это. Уколы, это только обезболивающее, которое не решает проблемы. Я не знаю как у вас с опытными мануальщиками, попробуйте корсет, и Дона. Вдруг поможет. А вообще, конечно, лучше обратиться к специалисту

[@samsunf4141]

@@Дмитрий-у8и2ч Спасибо вам за сочувствие и подсказку,про Дона слышу впервые(честно говоря понятия не имею что это)?

[@Дмитрий-у8и2ч]

@@samsunf4141 Это порошек, который растворяют в воде и пьют. Он , как говорят, восстанавливает хрящевую ткань между дисками . Стоил на тот момент 1200 р. за упаковку, входило 30 пакетов. Один пакет смеси на день. Такой у меня был рецепт. Вам, все таки, желаю обратится к специалисту. Не берите на себя такую ответственность,как диагноз. Пусть спецы разберуться. Желаю вам выздороветь.

[@samsunf4141]

@@Дмитрий-у8и2ч Спасибо,вам тоже здоровья!🙏

[@darylsmioth1904]

I was numb from the butt down. Had this exact surgery and now 100% pain free and not numb. I knew when I woke up from surgery I was fixed.

[@Squarehammer1]

God bless you

[@wolfsden3812]

Outstanding.....so happy for ya

[@jinkazama4092]

If u dont mind me asking do u stil have the same range of ability as before? i.e if u wanna walk exercise drive etc?

[@darylsmioth1904]

@@jinkazama4092 Nothing has changed. Still have the same range and mobility I had before the accident. I fell off a water tank and landed with all my weight on the left leg. It broke the facet joint and rammed the vertebrata into the spinal cord. I had surgery just days after the accident. Dr Gruber in Spokane, Wa. did the surgery.

[@jinkazama4092]

@@darylsmioth1904 Oh wow, i always hear that some mobility is lost from these type of surgeries. I am glad to hear your at 100%!

[@timmer9lives]

I have a l4-L5 fusion with a cage. Going on 20 years now. But I had a traumatic injury with a shattered vertebrae. Without the fusion and cage…. I’d have been a vegetable. Wouldn’t even have been able to sit up. In all honesty, it was a godsend. Still have pain but I’m now walking. Kind of walking. I have bilateral foot drop so nothings perfect. But better than the alternative.

[@jcomm120]

The body will often reabsorb some of the protruding disc over time & pain+cramps will often greatly diminish. I went natural & the situation gradually improved over 2 years. I would recommend isometric exercises (buttocks, thighs, tummy scrunches) lying immobile on side if you have much pain to strengthen the lower back and hips which helps alot. Simple walking is great if you can. It can build strength, stamina & flexibility alone (40 min 3x per week as a goal you can build up to. Don't bother with other exercises except maybe swimming, avoid any heavy weights) Also, very important to lose weight if you are overweight to lessen stress on spine, eat nutritious food ie. low carb/fresh diet.

[@marvinharms1891]

I think he means protruding slipped disc. The body has it's way of fixing itself better than any doctor. Maybe that is one of those.🤷

[@funterban6536]

well said

[@SuleyDina]

But my pain is 5 years. Body didn't fix it and absorbed. Pain getting worae and worse

[@kenmiller8389]

You can exercise all you want it will not help if you have severe arthritis

[@benfranklinskite5975]

The FDA still allows spinal fusion surgeries because old surgeons don't want to learn how to do artificial disc replacement surgery.

[@craigdee9336]

Yeah artificial disc replacement is the video they showed me that was "so called similar" to procedure i was about to get when they handed me disclaimer tablet. That probably wouldve helped.

[@annannmare157]

there is a new experimental procedure called TOPS - Total Posterior Spine System (TOPS System) with no bone grafting.

[@johnbutler3141]

Go to Germany the spine clinic. I had L5 S1 disc replacement. All good. Walking the next day . No bullshit. Check it out.

[@docteurantoine2642]

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[@paulyoung4781]

Those people who do this operations are just pure genius they really are.

[@jaimeherrera6710]

I had done exactly what the video shows, I injured my back when I was 14 years old and suffered from pain 30 long years, finally got the surgery done and the results are fantastic the pain it's about 95% gone and sometimes no pain at all, right now I am on my 5th month recovery, thank god and LASER SPINE INSTITUTE in PHOENIX Arizona and my wife that took care of me

[@nick213423]

How are you making out now you had this surgery correct

[@varuninnz]

Can you please provide an update on your recovery post surgery.

[@bigislandboy41]

Jaime Herrera I’m going to do mine this Friday on the 28th.i did the L-4 L-5 5yrs ago until I got into a rear ended at 45mph we’ll me and the wife was a stand still.the doc said it’s 4months for recovery.

[@franciscorojas7073]

I injured mine at 19, after 25 Years of pain, in Next march i will take this way, i wish be lucky as you

[@swiftadventurer]

Why do they have to cut away so much bone?

[@peacefulwarrior4078]

I had to have L1 L2 L3 all fused due to a fall off a roof on the job . My Dr. Did the normal fusion procedure rods/ lag screws /brackets and smaller bolts/screws Which keeps the spine from moving in those areas and does not move . Why hasn't someone invented engineered a fusion that keeps the damaged vertebrae intact but still allows the spine to move like it normally would ! Spinal fusion does not feel good and one that still moves in all directions sure as hell does

[@lilrabbitcuz]

Bc screws can break and loosen. They did limited rotation mobility.

[@scrshubam6046]

Noo its only L1 L2 or R1 R2 🙄🙄

[@ylnodnaenoeht]

It's probably out there already, but not funded or maybe is better this procedure bcs is cost effective and you need medication regardless

[@annannmare157]

There is a TOPS procedure - Total Posterior Spine System (TOPS System) with no bone grafting.

[@maxrockatansky3896]

I won't lie that looks like a hack job if I ever seen one. You literally have a vertebrae removed and replaced with a couple of screws. Has anyone had this done and what's the quality of life like afterwards?

[@mercygirl317]

i had a disc removed and it freed up a bunch of pinched nerves. then a small "cage" filled with cadaver material replaced the disc to fuse with my bone. i had a couple rods and screws like shown here too and its given me my life back. i had incredible pain before for years that nothing helped. im so glad i had the surgery. im walking and doing most everything i did before. obviously being careful not to fall but i have my life back and im so grateful.

[@maxrockatansky3896]

@@mercygirl317 awesome thanks! Great to hear you're doing better from the surgery

[@Siva_Talk]

@@mercygirl317 hi sir please let me know where u did treatment bcz my father facing disc related issue

[@mercygirl317]

@@Siva_Talk im not going to tell location or other info thats too personal online but i will share that im in new york. find a surgeon you trust and feel confident about and ask questions, talk about concerns. a good surgeon won't rush you or ignore your concerns. ask how long theyve been a surgeon or how many theyve done, find out info about the surgery and recovery, talk about options you may have. discuss healing time, pain management or whatever else you wanna know. when recovering do your best and dont overdo it. good luck. you can do it. remember the recovery or surgery experience is not the same as other ppl, everyone heals different or has different pain tolerance etc so dont compare yours with other ppl, focus on you and do what you feel is best. good luck.

[@Sunray693]

Watch recent Ronnie Coleman videos.

[@marklepe12]

I had back pain for 25 years, you know what fixed me? I stopped cracking my back, stopped eating suger as much as possible, elliptical machine every day for 15 min. Alternating leg lifts in prone position. L4 L5 healed 🙏

[@anshulbhardwaj4038]

You are right I had an car accident ever since I quit sugar and carbs my back pain is gone . I was wondering how this happened all this time.

[@Ds-yy5or]

@@urisco1344 you understood "sugar" right? That's the purpose of languages. Not everyone is fluent in English so respect that and if you want to pick out mistakes then do it respectfully

[@ManishSingh-ql4it]

guys i got disc injury l4 ..l5 by gym should i avoid sugar

[@fahmiscookingdiary]

WoW

[@themysticmuse]

Need spine surgery in this area. One of them, anyway. SUGAR absolutely DOES affect my pain levels. Not just in my back. Have vascular issues, as well. Affects ALL my pain, EVERYWHERE! SUGAR IS POISON!!! There are several documentaries, here on yt, about. Look it up!! SUGAR BAAAAD!!! Here's one. Is long, but detailed. There are many more. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnPRn5yrlptgpa8

[@kristopherdetar4346]

I’ve got spondylothesis with grade 3 slippage of L4. I’ve lived with sciatica for 25 years. Some days better than others, some days no pain, some days the tears roll down my face from intractable nerve pain that feels like a steel spike stuck in between my spine coming out my back side. I don’t take any pain meds, just adjust my activity or hang upside down. They can keep their back surgery techniques. I’ve seen too many as a med/surg floor nurse end up paraplegics from botched back surgeries and they still had pain. So glad to be retired now.

[@fabersosa]

mejoras para ti

[@thabetammara4410]

😢😢 بالشفاء

[@feelgood7758]

Отец наш небесный, не дай нам так сильно заболеть, чтобы не делать такие ужасные операции... 😰

[@hirolla74]

A workout buddy of mine had lumbar fusion back in 1999. He said he couldn't do much movement. He got if because of heavy lifting, he was a big guy. Back in the day I never wore a weightlifting belt even when I did heavy weights. I paid the price with a herniated disc in lumbar region. When it occurred I couldn't do shit for a week, just take Doans back pill. I just stretched it out well and avoided heavy deadlifts, no belt still. Having lumbar fusion is the one thing I do not want; the thought of restricted mobility just lingers in my head.

[@PSUK]

Update: in November 2022 I underwent my 6th bout of spinal surgery. I had decompression of right and left nerve roots at levels L1/L2 and L2/L3. Now 100% pain free after 1 year of agony. Root cause of my problems is spinal stenosis.

[@Autobahn4537]

I had low back pain and found a back rehab facility. I lifted weights and used a special weight machine for the lower back. By lifting weights and making the muscles, tendons and ligaments stronger, my back pain went away. That was 10 years ago and I still lift weights to make my back stronger. I would never chose elective back surgery and have someone messing around near my spinal cord!

[@frankoramerez4536]

Can you provide a link to the machine you're using?

[@jeeks29]

You could lift weights even with an extrusion?

[@arjanbogaers8003]

This works for some people, not for others. Many variabele factors involved. If you are considering spinal surgery, opt for a neuro surgeon rather than an orthopedic surgeon.

[@ToThoseWhoVanished]

What if spinal surgery is needed for spinal TB, should we consider a neuro surgeon instead of orthopedic? N why is that?

[@arjanbogaers8003]

@@ToThoseWhoVanished as far as I know, spinal (bone) TB, if not in a too-advanced stage, can be treated and cured with multiple drug therapy, usually over a long period of time. However, it the condition has resulted in serious deformity with the risk of paralysis, corrective surgery might be necessary (after which drug therapy continues). I'd prefer a neuro surgeon to work on the spine, but the final choice can be subject to several factors, such as medical aid cover, availability in one's region, urgency of the procedure. So very sorry for (your?) troubles. With my very best wishes.

[@ToThoseWhoVanished]

@@arjanbogaers8003 yes my troubles for now. Hope I get well soon without surgery. Best wishes to you as well.

[@aragornii507]

If you can tolerate the pain I'd recommend to deal with it. These surgeries are very risky especially since many surgeons are mediocre these days

[@mtnbykr3]

I had the surgery 11 years ago (L4-L5). Everything went great with the surgery and recovery and I was able to get back to doing the activities I loved. However fast forward till now 2022 And I'm currently recovering from another back surgery where I had to have two discs (L2-L4) replaced with artificial discs. I wanted to avoid having another fusion because added stress caused from lack of range of motion is what caused me to need this surgery. Commonly referred to as adjacent disc disease (although it's not a "disease")

[@NEW_MAX]

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[@samadhussain4866]

Which hospital & dr name mention plz

[@vinodmehra188]

How old are you?

[@priti8648]

Which hospital..pl information

[@Islamicwarrior756]

My please answer I'm very curious after having disc can I lift weight and do gym after I get recovery

[@henriettesteyn6388]

Just had mine done six weeks ago and glad I had it done.

[@fabyramirez2595]

How’s the recovery I’m thinking on getting mine done but I’m so scared?

[@yaishmatheen4274]

@@fabyramirez2595 dont be scared. It will help to serve you better in the long run. The modern neurosurgical and orthopedic surgical teams are forces to be reckoned with.

[@JoseLuisRodriguez-nn4vc]

@@yaishmatheen4274 hello 👋 what kind of surgery do you get done??? I’m on need of surgery since can’t walk normal and I need some info doctor told me I got bulgin disc l4-l5... thank you hope you feel better

[@anastasiakalfopoulou1535]

Can you lift heavy or walk?

[@hidavidhuang]

Excellent demonstration to provide questions to lowe back surgery process.

[@notnecessary7730]

Germany invented a disc replacement in early 2000's and was a 100% success on over 100 patients but the cost was 180,000.00 per disc and insurance companies in USA refused to pay for it

[@luuiiniii]

I'm Just courious... How does It works the insurance thing for the health care in usa? Because I'm italian and things like this are free in my country. We Just have to pay a "ticket" in order to be in the hospital but it's very very cheap... Unless you are a homless and in that case you don't have to pay anything

[@ivocostacunha6795]

@@luuiiniii Well either you have insurance and they pay for you or you get yourself in debt for 10 years +

[@karencarterfranck2047]

hubby had this done...and hes so much better..had L2 3 4 fused and now no pain...

[@maketheworldabetterplaceki4028]

Now the others will get worse. Sorry. But I do hope not. All the best

[@tinamckenna7514]

I had to have this done at L4-L5 AND L5-S1. That was 4 years ago. I now have adhesive arachnoiditis at L4 (nerve clumping and scar tissue from nerve inflammation) and an in SCREAMING PAIN but hold it inside and just cry. I want my life back but fear it is over. I am only 55 years old.

[@johnnyloo4985]

What's next to correct it?

[@tinamckenna7514]

@@johnnyloo4985 Sadly, nothing can be offered according to my neurosurgeon due to the adhesive arachnoiditis, as further surgical treatment will only exacerbate that condition. I have read that ADULT STEM CELL THERAPY is being touted as an effective treatment, but it is very expensive. Thank you for asking, though. Are you suffering from this condition?

[@rafaelborbacs]

@@tinamckenna7514 can you exercise or do any conservative treatment?

[@tinamckenna7514]

@@rafaelborbacs I used to be able to walk 2 miles for cardio exercise, but not for the past year since it's (nerve clumping) gotten so much worse. Also, any form of stretching in my spine aggravates the nerves -- although it FEELS GREAT while doing it, but I pay in spades for days later. Water therapy is best.

[@ivanshnel9732]

👈 Я занимаюсь на инверсионном столе. Была очень сильная боль. В поясничном отделе грыжа 8мм. Теперь поясница не болит. Всем крепкого здоровья.

[@someoneyoudontknow7407]

I get tingles and itchiness right along my spine. Sometimes it feels like I have a burn along my spine. Been about 2 months and I’m considering actually seeking help. It’s effecting my mood and productivity so much lately it’s sad.

[@Wisdom_Eqauls_Power]

Get a mri my friend that will show you what’s going on and explain exactly why your in pain in most cases, then you can decide what treatment is best for you

[@someoneyoudontknow7407]

@@Wisdom_Eqauls_Power Thank you!

[@annannmare157]

Soo sorry for u.

[@chuckd1586]

I had this done... 10 1/2 inch rods from my pelvic to thoracic! Fixed nothing... constant pain, legs numb, hips hurt constant... but my back is straight! They wanted to do my neck but after my second major back surgery... ill suffer my neck! Awesome video...

[@mercygirl317]

sounds like you needed a lamnectomy and decompression at the same time as the fusion. thats what i had done. its where they remove a disc to free up pinched nerves. i had severe pain down my whole right side for years. nothing helped. i tried steroid injections,radiofrequency,spinal chord stimulator etc. the spinal fusion plus lamnectomy freed up the nerves and gave me my life back.

[@SumTingWong1482]

Did you go to Dr. Duntsch?

[@jaredevans8263]

I love how the spinal cord is just pushed out of the way like it's not important 🙃

[@curtisdoss2469]

I dont need this procedure but just watching it makes my back hurt.

[@craigdee9336]

Told me 50/50 on it helping but i was already in so much damn pain. I took the chance know im 39 and 70 year father has better mobility than i do and i can no longer swing a golf club. Dont go with surgery unless its a vital organ.

[@classicsalsa3589]

I had these done to me but my L5 was so bad they had to complete remove the disc. My life was never the same in my case and now I have to have another surgery on the L1...

[@wtfscene6993]

What do you experience nowaday? Pain?

[@craigdelong6147]

I had a 3 level laminectomy but it wasn't enough, so now they need to do a fusion of l4/l5 & l5/s1. I'm scared, but my quality of life right now is terrible

[@joshuabmccann]

Great tutorial. Will try it tonight, thanks!

[@michaelmuro4475]

How are you feeling

[@jakkbatt4711]

do it

[@riyasen7721]

Hii josh

[@int53185]

I was in excruciating pain until I had this surgery. Now pain in that area is almost non existent.

[@rogerjurica3454]

I had this surgery in 2016 have four screws and two plates in my back. It helped for awhile still have back pain but not as bad.

[@ATLTraveler]

To anyone out there....DO NOT GET BACK SURGERY, YOU WILL REGRET IT...

[@niamarie84]

I was advised to have spinal surgery :(

[@2013michigan]

@@niamarie84 what was your diagnosis?

[@niamarie84]

@@2013michiganHerniated disc

[@SuleyDina]

Then what to do if non surgery treatments dont work and constant pain

[@ATLTraveler]

@@SuleyDina only if you are in EXCRUCIATING pain every day should you consider it. And I mean like crying your eyes out want to kill yourself pain. Or else your going to end up in a worse position...I promise you don't do it...just trying to protect people from my mistake...

[@nemesis7456]

Once again, the KZbin algorithm has brought us together to inform us on technology and remind us of our health! P.s. interesting to see So many views but no comment with lots of likes. Shows how it’s the one kind of KZbin video

[@dakotahhopkins9900]

My back pain is cured after watching this video.

[@sammycrown5540]

I’m happy I’m finally cured from Shingles virus the blisters with the help of Doctor Ani John herbal medicine who I came across here on KZbin I after using the herbal medicine within 13days My test result turned negative.. you saved my live doctor my God bless you always for your kind gesture for saving my life, am grateful sir🙏,,

[@ForrestRooney]

Beware. If you have this done it may help you or it may give doctors a reason to disregard your continual pain. If I could go back I would have studied more alternatives. But now 4 years post op I am still in pain and had to quit my job I was struggling to keep 2 days a week. Still feels unnatural literally like you think it would. And even better is that having had the surgery i "should" be all fixed. But I'm not. I'm in eternal pain. They tell me it's weakness and that I need to strengthen the muscles. So in order to alleviate pain I must endure more pain by doing the exercises, in the hope that will take stress off my spine. It's a fun life

[@kathyrichardsturgeon1615]

I truly think you have something more going on, and need to see another spin doc for another look. The doc that did your surgery had to have botched it or not recommend the correct one for you.

[@JackJackKcajify]

no friend youve been scammed. the reason the doc recommended surgery is so they dont have to prescribe you painkillers. Now that you got surgury they can say you dont need painkillers anymore. They rather implant metal into your bones and cut your nerves with knives instead of prescribing painkillers. basically your fucked now. now your pain is worse than before and they wont give painkillers.

[@ForrestRooney]

@@JackJackKcajify that is exactly true I'm truly fucked

[@sandran7445]

I am so sorry to hear that you are still in pain. God bless you in your recovery.

[@jaydenjeong4320]

If your legs are paralyzed then what you gonna do ? And even you can't control pee and bathroom stuff? Those method is not mandatory but definitely good way of surgery for certain patients I believed.

[@scott2228]

I had this exact surgery on my L5-S1. Worse decision of my life. A regret I have to live with for the rest of my life. (I was 36 years old) Told my family the person they knew never left the hospital. My life ended on that operating table.

[@scott2228]

glitchez yes, I woke up in the hospital bed in pain I never knew existed. And that pain never left. I was told the “surgical pain” could take 6 months to pass. In never did. I ended up on a 7 day psych hold once the pain broke me. It (the pain) cost me my job, marriage, friends...etc. due to various reasons. Dr’s will no longer treat me bc I fall outside their parameters of “treatable.” I no longer take pain medication bc... no dr’s. I manage now with herbal remedies like Kratom, ice packs & heating pads and Cymbalta for nerve damage. I’m now only 42. Looking back, my life would have been manageable if I never had the fusion. I still have 2 more herniated disks in the thoracic spine but that’s another story. I went to a different surgeon 2 years after the fusion and he confirmed the surgery was done correctly. I was just the 1 out of 10 that had “failed back surgery syndrome” Moral of the story: unless your life is completely over, and I’m talking over over.....It shouldn’t even be a consideration. PS. The herb Kratom is the only reason I am even able to get out of bed. Drs don’t want to talk about it bc big pharma doesn’t make $ off it.

[@scott2228]

glitchez I tried CBD drops under the tung. Not sure if that the same.

[@bookerhumor4964]

Thanks for your input. I'm starting to reconsider having the operation.

[@tinaanthis8598]

Me too the worst thing ever

[@bookerhumor4964]

@Michigan fan I'm sorry to hear about your awful experience, but you have definitely changed my mind about having the surgery. Thanks for sharing and I will seek the options you've mentioned.

[@DangerousDevilOfficial]

I was in a work accident in 2007 that nearly killed me. As a result, I had severe injuries to my spine in lower back and neck. I need a spinal fusion in both places. But am nervous to do either one. I could really use some words of encouragement. As I have had over a dozen surgeries to this day, due to injuries from my accident. And other health issues. But my last surgery about a month ago I almost didn’t wake up. They kept me an extra day and a half in the hospital. Due to my bad oxygen levels. Each surgery it gets harder and harder to wake me up. I am near not being able to walk, due to my back. But I am afraid I won’t wake up…. I don’t know what to do… 😔😔😔

[@antonioj.castaneda7377]

God be with you! Hope you are doing well now.

[@top-notchfrenchiesofhousto6345]

After this you still hurt you will never feel the same deal with the pain don’t get strung out on meds

[@cat52]

I had a lumbar 360 where they went through my lower stomach instead to remove the disc. They put plates and pins in the back after turning me over. I healed pretty good. But 10 years later I have accelerated disc degeneration above the fused area due to the fusion and horrible SI joint pain.

[@warrenthomas3168]

Fcuk me I bet getting out of bed each morning is a rite mental game !!! 🙏🍻👍

[@cat52]

@@warrenthomas3168 Yea, I have since then back in 2006, had another back surgery, and 2 neck surgeries. I have intense chronic pain in my neck with numbness and cramping, and my lower back is just wrecked. It hurts all the time, in my hips, down my legs. I regret having the low back surgery more than anything. On top of all that I was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis that is affecting the blood vessels in my body and joints. Its sucks, but all I can do is try to manage. The doctors never explain to you that the fusion of the spine can lead to rapid deterioration of the disks above and below the fusion, and that you will have more issues years later. Had I known, I would have waited a lot longer before having the surgeries.

[@worschtee1]

I'm having the same procedure done next month. L5-S1. I know there are risks but I'll risk ANYTHING to get rid of this intense pain I've been dealing with. I can't discuss details but it was an accident that caused my injury...I've been in constant pain for 8 months. Out of work, can't sit, can't stand, can't put pressure on my back, can only lie on my right side, walk for short distances assisted by a cane. Tired of living like this. Tried every other option.

[@syedhasnainahmed9097]

@@worschtee1 God bless u

[@natanaugs524]

How it went?

[@deathtoy101]

Imagine the surgeon watches this while he's doing the surgery.

[@rayc.8555]

This reminds me to take care of my body and not abuse it by doing stupid things.

[@docteurantoine2642]

Contact me WhatsApp [phone]

[@Okont]

@@docteurantoine2642 what for?

[@iwapele697]

@@Okont SCAM 😱

[@asiahenry7798]

Sacralization is usually congenital

[@charles560]

It doesn't take stupid things to create the need for this.

[@jgvaughn1]

Had this done a little over two months ago, after suffering almost two years. PT didn’t help. I had steroid injections which, at the best, only lasted a week. I was sick of it. I finally decided to have surgery. Yes!! Something worked!

[@hygertbiermann3666]

My neurosurgeon recommend to me the surgery too but I can't get that for another year,,my only help to push until then are using steroids. Would you please help me with some tips of how to deal with pain and steroids?

[@golfgood456]

Hi baby how are you doing now i hope you are really doing good you are awesome looking at you baby makes happy when I look at your picture it is beyond my imagination that a creature like you really exist like a rose you make the garden so beautiful You are a diamond to any man that have eyes to see goodness of a womanhood Baby am Ben easy going person very understandable Am a civil engineer and a contractor I work at so many places like Asia Europe and Africa I love art craft and I write music I like ideal people when I see your picture am impress I want a good woman that understand what real love is all about who will understand me and perfectly be for me So we can build our world strong enough to care for each other I want you to be mine and I hope to hear from you soonest thanks

[@golfgood456]

@@chadhyde50 hi can we talk

[@giseleaponte4516]

Best Animation ive seen yet Thank You.

[@golfgood456]

Hi baby how are you doing now i hope you are really doing good you are awesome looking at you baby makes happy when I look at your picture it is beyond my imagination that a creature like you really exist like a rose you make the garden so beautiful You are a diamond to any man that have eyes to see goodness of a womanhood Baby am Ben easy going person very understandable Am a civil engineer and a contractor I work at so many places like Asia Europe and Africa I love art craft and I write music I like ideal people when I see your picture am impress I want a good woman that understand what real love is all about who will understand me and perfectly be for me So we can build our world strong enough to care for each other I want you to be mine and I hope to hear from you soonest thanks

[@anhlangthang3881]

@@golfgood456 😢

[@golfgood456]

@@anhlangthang3881 hi baby

[@sridivyamalladi7136]

Finally after 13 years of suffering I'm going to surgery within 5 days. Now I'm 28 years old.

[@vigneshwaran2914]

Surgery finished?

[@danarajadanaraja7049]

How is your surgery.think you are alright.godbless

[@sridivyamalladi7136]

@@vigneshwaran2914 yes.

[@sridivyamalladi7136]

@@danarajadanaraja7049 successfully completed sir. Now I'm taking bed rest.

[@vigneshwaran2914]

@@sridivyamalladi7136 take care sister

[@juanaviles2495]

GOD blessed me with a Angel team I was in a body cast on a Angle table couldn't walk , now healed I've been walking with a cane now for a year but no pain, Hallelujah thank you Great Spirit

[@jovanniperez3137]

How can u keep the pain away

[@pankajkumarshaw3771]

Lord please keep everyone healthy🙏

[@samogla1960]

Amen

[@equalityjusticepeace3308]

Ameen 🙏 Only God can restore your back The One who created you ..

[@saniyarasoolbukhsh134]

Ameen

[@chrisz25]

Amén

[@elizabethbennett7844]

That is a very sweet thought,God gives us a sound body and u have to remember in the U.S. obesity and alcohol are the two things that are killing our peopleGod allows us to either take care of not take of our short live human body,even He can't MAKE us to it.Thank you for thinking and praying for our world we have a wonderful world,u enjoy it as long as u are here,and pray for all of to stay strong in doing Gods will, people in charge are listening to anyone But HIM.HAVE A WONDERFULL LIFE.

[@jeffharder8706]

I might have to do this. I have a totally collapsed L5 disc. I’m getting an MRI Tuesday. If I can avoid fusion and go with TDR, sign me up! Been in miserable pain for over a month now...

[@txnhb]

Good luck. I'm scheduled soon. I'm having non stop sciatica. Burning in my groin. Electric shocks in my heels, and plantar fascistis.

[@mcchrisgarcia]

@@txnhb I had my spine fused due to bad discs (l5 s1) about 2 and a half months ago. First 2-3 weeks were the hardest in terms of mobility but so far I’ve been pain free. I’m still healing and limited still but I feel so much better than I did before the surgery

[@txnhb]

@@mcchrisgarcia I'm glad you're feeling better. Keep on truckin!

[@georgealderson4424]

@@mcchrisgarcia I am pleased you are much better. Keep up with the exercises as they advise CG Blessings and peace

[@johnmandrake7229]

@@mcchrisgarcia how you feeling now? is almost a year

[@수하긴]

This surgery literally destroys spine.

[@ИЛГИЗАБДИМИТАЛИП]

수하긴 дзззз хз жжзщхлддхээ хз жээээээ

[@mercygirl317]

not true. everyone is obviously not the same or have the same issues or heal the same. thats why results vary and its not for everyone.

[@MReza-nq3pd]

You are totally wrong

[@ziggiedobe1630]

I had it on July 22, 2022 and the next morning I WALKED HOME (1, 3 km). I praise my decision. And the miracle-makers neurosurgeons who put a FULL STOP to my 34-year NIGHTMARE!!!! Next week I'll spend the whole day on the beach. The first day in line till November. And the date today is the 6th August 2022. Recommended!! Fully recommended surgery!

[@xacovea]

Yo tengo esta lesion, y muchas mas en la columna, tengo 39 años, me queria suicidar, ya estaba para entrar a quirofano, y que me fijaran toda la columna con hierros, por suerte descubri el Yoga, ahora lo practico cada dia, y estoy mas fuerte que cuando tenia 18 años, mas equilibrio fisico y mental, flexibilidad, y una manera diferente de afrontar la vida, me alegro de no haberme operado. Eso si, hay que practicarlo 2 horas cada dia en un caso tan grave como el mio.

[@pedrorodriguez4474]

Si viven en California,yo les puedo ayudar 831 315 9212

[@nellydelgadillo6815]

De dónde eres yo tengo un hijo con una escoliosis congénita y el tiene 27 años también desde los 16 le dijeron q tenía q operarse pero también empezó hacer su yoga y ya lleva como 8 años practicando el yoga y está súper bien pero yo también tengo la columna vuelta nada y no e podido seguir sus pasos por más q lo intento no e podido el me da las clases pero soy muy disiplinada y no lo practico y estoy con mi dolor

[@elizabethbennett7844]

I have trouble with my discus,12 of them T 9,8,7,6,and L,1,2,3,4 were done by my wonder Bone surgery. With liquid one,I 've so well with that I am facing #5 AND 6..all of them due correcting damage from the repaired one above,the Dr.told me what would happen,I told her go ahead,this pain is killing me she did,I'm glad,and at 81 yrs.of age, I thank God for the Dr. in a little bitty town where I live to have HER and not go to Austin,San Antonio,Houston and maybe not come out as well as I have get it done and go home 10 miles from the hospital in so much better condition,PRAISE OUR HEVANLY FATHET WHO LOVES US SO MUCH..

[@elizabethbennett7844]

@@pedrorodriguez4474 I've had impression fractures in 9 places,and 2 more to go,my doc.uses liquid bone That hardens better than than the bones as when somewhere in our bodies the bone thins,guess where they get it from,THE SPINE.MY DR. WILL NOT DO METALI WOULD NEVER ASK FOR IT,AS METAL WONT BEND WITH U..I wish you all the best,just be careful finding the correct surgeon it really pays off.God bless u and all your family.

[@EverettDenny-rd7ed]

One of thee best Neurosurgeons for these kind of "no other way" surgeries is a Dr. Wade Ceola. You can google him up & will find him now in Colorado. A 2nd consult with this Dr. well worth your time. He has trained many on new repair techniques he developed.

[@docteurantoine2642]

Contact me WhatsApp [phone]

[@kamalfrance9389]

I think the best solution for now is the chiropractic treatment. To avoiding the risk of collateral damages of operation.

[@danieldellorso]

I had a l4l5 to s1 fusion and I can honestly say this is the most pain I've ever felt

[@pugazhvanid8127]

When you did surgery? Are you ok . after surgery pain is not there ha?

[@ianroberts3948]

Im 73 and my proposed surgery is as yours , it will be open surgery . Severe stenosis and scolliosis the cause . Now I know more I'm a little worried

[@IAMdevilwomen]

this is EXACTLY where my pain is, am currently seeing a chiropractor, and going from there, but the pain has me not able to walk more then 500 foot without needing to sit down and lean forward to take the pressure off my lower back, I rarely leave my apt due to having to go up and down 3 flights of stairs to get in and out, my life royally sucks right now, hope she refers me to a neurologist for repair, have a trip coming up sep of next year, no way I will be able to do all the walking I have planned with current pain issues, I'm living off of Tylenol right now...every 4 hours

[@sheilalatson8787]

Me to I’m seeing a pain management dr.with no. Success this is a workmen’s comp case so this why it’s taking so long 2 yrs

[@michealcheng2949]

DR Rorpopor Herbal on KZbin thank you for helping me to cure my Disc degeneration disease

[@ell72]

dont worry the pain will go away in 4 years i promise

[@VicTor-gi7so]

get an epidural .

[@saeedafridi8704]

Try to do Mackenzie exercise every day for 5 minutes continuously for 1 month & you will get the best results as it works for me very well, before that I was not able to walk for at least 100 meters.

[@souradipbanerjee6514]

How much relief does this procedure actually causes ?

[@JoseRodriguez-bt2vc]

Is like dying in slow motion

[@sueda36]

went through this in 2012 when I was 17. unbelievable how nobody even explained me at that time what was going to happen

[@_dheerajgupta]

How are you doing now ?

[@golfgood456]

Hi baby how are you doing now i hope you are really doing good you are awesome looking at you baby makes happy when I look at your picture it is beyond my imagination that a creature like you really exist like a rose you make the garden so beautiful You are a diamond to any man that have eyes to see goodness of a womanhood Baby am Ben easy going person very understandable Am a civil engineer and a contractor I work at so many places like Asia Europe and Africa I love art craft and I write music I like ideal people when I see your picture am impress I want a good woman that understand what real love is all about who will understand me and perfectly be for me So we can build our world strong enough to care for each other I want you to be mine and I hope to hear from you soonest thanks

[@manojprabhakar9111]

Hi. I had my L5-S1 fused in 2009. Now I am getting pain in adjacent joints. How are u now?

[@sueda36]

In general my fused area went through a lot bc a nerve kept getting active but after countless mri s they could never find the cause, so with time I just learned to live with it. No more extreme pain to the point I was unable to function apart from a few days a year on which I try to rest as much as possible and take some meds. Oh and my fusion area was L1-L4. But then, I had a herniated disc on L5-S1 for which I got a microdiscectomy a month ago and I am pretty sure it blew again. Tried to avoid a second fusion especially bc I dont want to lose my mobility but seems ike that will be the only option for me soon :) still trying to be positive and will consider a 2nd microdiscectomy first but lets see

[@sueda36]

@@manojprabhakar9111 wishing you all the best btw!!

[@carebearann4613]

I have had this procedure done about 12 years ago but I also had a slippage of 25,% and severe scoliosis of 40° in total I had 4 procedures and full double rods. I can walk. I do live with pain still. But my neurosurgeon is the best.

[@marce5410]

Witch doctor?

[@JPH8989]

had this done in 2015. Only helps so long as you do the Physio

[@wtfscene6993]

How are you nowdays?

[@mastad7876]

How long will you take to be well enough to go back to the gym after the procedure? A long time? or never?

[@Seekingtruth-mx3ur]

@Zam Marvel that's very depressing.

[@NITEGOD]

2 rods 6 screws … best part is no more pinched nerve, get numbness in legs and feet but like anything else you learn to live with it …

[@NITEGOD]

A few beers kills any pain left behind

[@rickydeharo5924]

Had this surgery but it was L3-S1, I was 20 years old when I got it after having back pain and nerve pain in the back of my legs for about 4 years and it’s been more than a year post surgery and I have literally no pain or problems and am back to working full time and playing sports without limitations.

[@GuyFromTheSouth]

Thanks for sharing im 29 and have had major problems for 2 years now. Can barely get through the day, constantly in pain, im looking forward to having this surgery in the next year or so.

[@soniaalanis4193]

Good, I will be having this surgery Feb13,2020, praying to God that i have a speedy recovery.

[@waduhek7506]

@@soniaalanis4193 bruhh.. How your surgery???

[@m.bchetry5624]

I have back pain please pray for me 🙏

[@peacefulwarrior4078]

My spine is fused and it HURTS EVERYDAY!!!

[@JoseLuisRodriguez-nn4vc]

@@peacefulwarrior4078 can you walk or run ?? Hope you better

[@oscardog1709]

I’m in pain too I will pray for you.

[@shashikantsalvi5025]

God bless you. You will be alright soon.

[@lvvv812]

I can guarantee you pray very hard to Jesus Christ you will be healed just like I was.No operation needed.I went thru hell for 2 years the pain will never go UNTIL ONE DAY use your Faith .IT WORKS MIRACLESSS.😀😀😀😀

[@OvercomeVN]

*I had a back pain, my doctor was diagnosed with L3 L4 L5 and disk S1. I did not have any surgery. But if you have back pain, do not exercise. Need pain relief first we can cure. You can watch videos on your channel. I will show you how to reduce pain (Do not take pain medication offline). And how to exercise for people with back pain.*

[@jeffharder8706]

Oh yeah a little narration would’ve been nice

[@郑钰曦-c8p]

This is for people who get lumbar disc herniation severely right? Those people can not get minimal invasive surgery again?

[@siddheshmahadik6921]

My back started paining for no reason after watching this

[@yellowcow2221]

Same here

[@errytee9747]

sy pernah operasi tulang L5 dan S1 setahun yg lalu udh di pasang pen tapi masih tetep sakit apa lagi sekarang tambah sakit

[@jtp2003]

I'm 6 weeks in recovery from epidural lipomatosis and discectomy of L5-S1. The back pain is finally getting better walking however is still a challenge, They cut me from L1-S1 so I am in PT and its going well and I hope to be walking normal by April. I had know idea that recover would take so long!

[@aminabilimbek]

I had undergone this operation a year ago. But I still regret why i was compelled to this stupid decision of money makers.

[@mariamiramontes2642]

Relly? Me too it still hurts, praying and canabis🤗

[@abiseka6341]

Even a single surgery causes severe pain.anaesthesia etc.iam so sad about this

[@mangoozzofficial]

How are you now? Can you sit, walk normally?

[@rafaelborbacs]

@@mangoozzofficial same doubt here. Right now I can't sit for longer than a few seconds and I tend to believe anything would be better than this

[@timerson41]

Money making was probably not the agenda, rather a lack of progress in the medical sciences to afford advanced systems of relief to the general public

[@sheiien1485]

I feel weak after watching this...my disc don't need surgery but it's hurt for 10 monthes..and now i am thinking about that nothing is better than healthy body:)💔

[@VVP-w4r]

Передний межтеловой спондилодез мне поставили в 1989 г., с заходом через живот убрали 3 диска и скрепили позвонки моей же костью с левого бедра. До сих пор чувствую себя прекрасно, спина не болит уже 32 года.

[@lordx4542]

Аж поплохело после видео

[@VVP-w4r]

@@lordx4542 Воще не больно, под крутым наркозом.

[@kayharrison3141]

Physical therapy is a must after surgery. It makes for better recovery and results.

[@billgates4916]

Awesome tutorial, gonna try this now on my cat

[@ashishmondal5995]

Bill Gates 😂😂😂😂

[@HikerChick2]

Bill Gates Psycho, try it on yourself first

[@samogla1960]

Lmao

[@maketheworldabetterplaceki4028]

Make sure it's at least 3 months old! I did it on my kitten now it walks backwards

[@rafaelborbacs]

Hahaha

[@williamruy9350]

Thanks... I had the fusion 10 years ago.

[@danarajadanaraja7049]

How now

[@uugantsetsegdelgerbayar4612]

Hi. Is your back OK now? Did you have any more herniation after the surgery?

[@AdityaGupta-xq3kr]

@@uugantsetsegdelgerbayar4612 If any level of spine is fused , the discs adjacent to it are doomed to herniate, wear off early , maybe one can delay this process for 10 years with extreme care, no lifting weights

[@uugantsetsegdelgerbayar4612]

@@AdityaGupta-xq3kr thanks 🙂

[@andystauffer1554]

I had my L4 and L5 to my s1 done 5 year's ago and other than taking an aspirin once in awhile I feel pretty damn good.

[@capatga]

I had mine done in 2017 . So far so good but, recovery was hell.

[@АннаФ-с7д]

Where have you done it? Could you please write the name of the doctor?

[@andystauffer1554]

@@АннаФ-с7д I had it done in Buffalo NY.the doctors name is Dr.capaccoto.

[@5salh]

عملت العمليه ديه بين 4و5 القطنية و5 واولى عجزية بقالى خمس سنين دلوقتى خدت اسبرين وبعدها انا تمام

[@АннаФ-с7д]

Thank you :)

[@sthildas4857]

Had 4 Titanium Rods in mine, it did not work unfortunately, good luck to you guys moving forward...

[@fireball865]

I gave this video a "like" for the visuals but I dread the idea of this procedure. My back pain is level 9 on the pain scale so something needs to be done surgically...but why artificial discs aren't the new standard in 2021 is really frustrating.

[@stanley4200]

Read about a relatively new procedure it's call ALIF this is what Tiger woods had done to his back the last time before the crash. I has L3,4,5 done in August of this year I had no choice could not walk more that 50 steps without have to lay down for over 2 months I finally gave in and had the fusion done. I am doing great and it's work so far for me. I wish I would have known about this before my surgery. I hope I never need back surgery again but if I do I will see if this is something that will work for me. P.S. you are in charge of your health my doctor never mentioned this newer procedure to me or if I was even a candidate. Make them listen to you. Just trying to help and hopefully look at all the options.

[@fireball865]

@@stanley4200 I will definitely look into that procedure. Thank you so much for sharing your experience...and I appreciate your advice and encouragement to assert myself with my doctors. 🙏

[@RW-bt6ex]

I had this done in 1999 . I was 42 .Still have been working , but not construction anymore .

[@fortnex9972]

Doctor touch the nerves. You end in a wheel chair