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Why tho. What’s the incentive

​@@ginobrooks610The incentive is you could save or extend the life of a person with cancer. Isn't that enough?

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That's wonderful! I signed up in 2019. I just got a letter in the mail a couple weeks ago saying I've finally been matched with a recipient! I'm so nervous but so excited. (Kinda wish I hadn't watched this video now though! Lol.)

@@shortybeck6901but your sleeping though

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Hello and greetings My mom also had a l5S1 microdiscectomy 5 years ago but after operation her back pain got increasingly worsen with swelling of her legs. Doctors said there is no option to reoperate and she has to deal with it all along. Is there any way to get rid of swellings according to your experiences??????

What the hell

Patients get anesthesia before surgery 🤦

@@kushjaiswal2621 I mean after the Surgery when you get home..

I had lots of numbing medicine. The doctor screwed the needle into my hip. I felt the pressure and movements but no pain

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Yes

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Good day fellow homo sapien

@@ayeashasiddika5668 yes yes

Indeed

Does this work disc degeneration too?

How are you feeling now?

How are you now ?

Just had one done along with spinal fusion. That shit hurts worse than the bars and screws in my back.

@@bby.V4MP I wish you a speedy recovery!

@@louisehelgesson5471 ty 😁

@@bby.V4MP Hi Lowkey Have you not had general anesthesia? Experiencing a lot of pain is not healthy, causes a lot of oxidative stress and remains a troumatic experience. but I don't know whether general anesthesia can affect the quality of the absorbed bone marrow before making a stem cell procedure? would like to know this ..and also after this process you have to take intensive painkilling pills? Wishing you a speedy recovery. Greetings from the Netherlands.

@@Atheist-Pinar no I was under when it was being done, however the pain afterwards felt like a broken bone. I was on painkillers for about 3 weeks and later moved on to just Ibuprofen

What did ge feel after the procedure? I mean is there a side effect that he felt?

For which problem u did it? Did it help?

How painful was it for him and for you getting them injected? I need to get this done net year but with so many other health issues Ive had to deal with Im scared. I got blood stem cells done in 2014.

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You wont feel anything because you’re dreaming happily

It will absolutely last for a while. This is a major surgery in terms of being fairly invasive. Please discuss with your doctor.

Hello pamela, how are you doing 1 year later?

How many days it will take to Walk ?

Hi Pam how are you doing now

Hi Pam how are you doing today? Best

How much is for the surgery? U feel better?

Im wondering about the exact same thing

I am sure this will be painful for some time , doesn’t look risk free , let’s hope surgeon is very very good

@@I-islam575 There are risks with this surgery.

We can't give medical advice, however, if you have only seen surgeons I might suggest finding a well regarded physiatrist that may be able to offer non-invasive options. An epidural injection is often a first line treatment. You could ask if that might be appropriate.

@@Dgmedicalanimations I've already had a ESI and it didn't help and went to a physical therapist and she kinda caused my sciatic pain which wasn't there initially

@@FirstTimeUsingNet how was your back now ?

@@__sankarapandian_23 Didn't do the surgery yet. Pain comes and goes depending on the amount of physical activity I do and other factors. I will be doing the surgery as I have literally exploited any and every other option there is. Now it is just a matter of time and finding the right doctor.

@@FirstTimeUsingNet Hey mate. I feel you. Popping sound in my spine and hip every day when I roll on the bed or sit for long. Are you experiencing lower back pain and spasms? I am having for the past 5 months.

Only your local surgeon can answer that.

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Only the part that has already protruded is removed, not all of it. What is removed is not replaced.

Definitely get at least two opinions on if this is the right surgery for you. It's not a decision to take lightly and should be considered a last resort after all other treatments.

Did you get surgery in the end? I did. It was the best thing I ever did.

@@rayevo7468did u get this surgery?

Any updates? I only have back pain as well from my l4l5 herniated disc so I don’t know whether to get this surgery or not...

ray evo I got the surgery but it didn’t help much, I ended up getting disc replacement surgery and that got me back to work and playing sports

Have you ever tried that

Sorry to hear that, Jon! You may, but work with your doctors and physical therapists to do all you can possibly do with conservative treatment first and be sure that, if you do get a surgical consult, you go over all the risks of the surgery. Spine surgery should always be considered a last resort.

Do it. Best thing I ever did

I agree. Do it. Don't wait, or rely on cortisone shots. They usually don't work, and neurosurgeons are usually booked up 3+ months in advance.

@@Dgmedicalanimations I had surgery for my herniated disc L5 S1. I asked about risks. I don't recall my surgeon stating death as one of the risks, or paralyzation either. Are those also risks?