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Adjusting to the Life
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As you can see from the answers above, the results are mixed. But in the right hands they are safe and if you have radicular symptoms (nerve root irritation and pain down your legs) they are worth it. The vast majority of people with your symptoms don't need surgery. Stay active, backs need to move.
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Still Watching My Back
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My wife is an interventionalist Pain MD. She did her fellowship in your "neck of the woods" in downtown Boston at Beth Israel. Neuro consult standard for spine. Hopefully the Neuro group has a Fellowship trained board certified Pain doc (most likely a trained anaesthesiologist like my wife). Epidurals for pain intervention are right in the wheel house for a Pain Doc with anaesthesia background. Neuro guys do them but you might consider getting it from a Pain doc.
She cringes everytime I lift stuff. She refused to watch me pack the trucks of household goods for our recent move. She sees destroyed backs everyday.
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