Hello, I hope someone with my problem will give me their opinion about this disease. I have had a disc herniation since 2006, I went to many doctors, some didn't even notice it, after I took a bunch of pictures and research proved it. I was advised to go to Pavel Banya in the spring and autumn for treatment. There are procedures in mineral water and they say it helps. I have already gone 3 times, but the last one was very painful. I had another MRI and the same thing was confirmed - a herniated disc. One surgeon just wanted me to lie down on the table and operate on me, while another advised me not to. I've seen people who have had surgery and are crippled by it. I am desperate because I am 25 years old, I do not have children yet and I am worried that this will bother me when I decide to have one. They say that I should not have sudden movements, not to lift heavy things like that.
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Years ago, a relative of mine suffered from a herniated disc. It was pretty bad. She was treated in a sanatorium in Bankya. They did not perform an operation. They also did some procedures, after which there was a significant improvement. I don't know the exact address, but you can search the internet or ask a doctor.
Hello! I don't want to scare you, but my father mutilated him after 3 consecutive operations! They cut his nerve! involuntarily! Now walk with a cane! And my cousin stayed at the table during such an operation! already routine! The doctor, an associate professor, broke an artery and didn't even notice! 34 year old woman with two children! That's how it went for nothing! And worst of all, there's nothing you can do to get the damn killer doctors punished! My advice is UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES! The easiest way is to lie down under the knife! I'm not saying that your operation will be fatal! no way! there are certainly many successful operations! but before you take such a step, look for alternative methods - warm-ups, procedures, grandmotherly if you will! I wish you a lot of health and success!
DO NOT GO TO SURGERY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am a man of 40 years. In the summer of 2005 and the winter of 2007 I had two very severe crises. I couldn't get out of bed and I have 3 children. At the moment, my toes feel a little numb, but that's not a problem compared to what I've been through. Disc herniation is not curable. Once you were at Pavel Banya, you saw the carts. I have talked to at least 20 people who have undergone surgery / my wife is a doctor /. The percentage of those who have had surgery and have no problems is very small. With the exception of wheelchairs, in most cases the pain reappears on an adjacent vertebra a few months after surgery. I can tell you a lot about herniated discs but remember! Beware ! Go to a sanatorium at least once a year! Pavel Banya is recommended because of the water. Avoid extensions if the henna has been around for a long time. There is no release of the bitten nerve. Just do everything possible not to let him get inflamed / from hard work or a cold /. Medicine has very limited possibilities in this case. If you have 2-3 000 $ you can have an operation abroad and the result will probably be good but there are very few people in our country who can operate on you successfully and it is just as expensive. The rest just try and if it happens
I'm 3 again. I just want to add that I went to surgery in 2005. A doctor stopped me the day before I entered the hospital. When every movement is unbearable pain, the phrase "You're brand new in 2 hours" sounds too tempting, but it's a big scam. As for whether it will appear during pregnancy, I do not know, but I think that if you take care it will not be a problem. The worst thing is that when the pain passes we forget quickly. Try not to lift heavy weights, leaving the weight on your spine. Squat and lift your body with your knees when you pick up a heavy object from the ground. Use a waist belt. Forget about modern naked navels. Wear a lumbar belt and use it when pain occurs, but if it passes, remove it. This is basically. I hope I have been useful to you, because those who have not experienced it do not believe it. Good luck !!!
Thank you for the advice! And I don't want to have surgery. Who wants it? When I asked, they told me that there was some kind of treatment with needles and another with the introduction of ozone or ozone (I don't know exactly how it is) into the spine, this was the last thing to try before the operation. The statistics are that 80% helped, 15% not so much, and the other 5% made it worse. Has anyone heard of this?
I was 23 years old when I "stopped" after a cold. I went to "Bai Tosho" in Haskovo and he fixed me with one finger, as they say. I was fine for a long time, but when I worked for a long time, I was bent over. I stopped for the second and third time, and my relative worked in neurosurgery and did not allow me to have surgery. After a while it became clear that I had an inflammation of the ovary, on the same side. When I cured the inflammation, my lower back was also relieved. Because of both things, this relative of mine would give me an American antibiotic. I haven't had any crises since then / maybe 10 years / I have a certain sensitivity, but I lift heavy and work without fear. By this I mean that inflammation of another nature or of another organ, also inflames the vertebrae, resulting in pinching. I advise you to clean your intestines one day a week, whichever way you choose, because the bacteria in the gut cause putrefaction and inflammation. Worms - too. One must be clean on the inside, just as one tries to be clean on the outside.
Hello, I am a doctor and I have a large median disc herniation. I took on the role of a patient and experienced many of the things you describe here. A neurosurgeon from Tokuda tried to scare me into what might happen in the next crisis (this is my first) and reassured me how routine this operation was. However, I have studied a lot of this disease, even on the World Wide Web, and I want to say too - do not rush to have surgery. My neurologist is adamant on this! Bulgaria is rich in healing places - mud treatments in Primorsko, Pavel Banya, Banya (Karlovo region). Surgeons are addicted to "cutting," but I don't want to be an experienced bunny! For ozone therapy, the reviews are contradictory. As far as I know it improves the metabolism in the herniated disc. Personally, I would not undergo this because it is a mini - but it is still an invasive procedure. However, for those who have decided to have surgery - Professor BUSarski and Dr. Romanski, if I'm not mistaken, work in Alexandrovska Hospital. I have a girlfriend with a herniated disc. Her second crisis was 15 years after the first, but WALK. Good luck to all and remember that not all doctors are the same. Some really care about patients!
After a crisis that kept me for 6 months, I would get all sorts of injections, I drank a bunch of drugs and no use. I went to the mineral baths in Burgas, after the procedures I felt like a new person. Now in July I am there again. No operation only baths.
Dear girl, six years ago I was stiff from a disc herniation - three on three levels, I was in bed for eight months, after a long treatment with anything, including morphine. In Neurosurgery I saw a lot of people who don't get out of the wheelchair after such an operation ... I met two old women who taught me to make a compress with warm urine and in just a few days I started moving my arms and legs and I was stiff. as a corpse. Here's what to do: own urine, slightly warmed, applied to a woolen cloth, put on it nylon and bandage. That's how you sleep. In the morning it is removed and the place is lightly wiped with alcohol diluted with water. Do it for at least a month, even more. That's how I was cured, and as soon as I get such pain, I immediately make a compress to cut it. Helps!!!!
Hi, I also had a large disc herniation that was causing me pain, stabbing all over my leg, and tingling in my lower foot. After a whole year of treatment and unsuccessful physiotherapy, 3 weeks ago I had an operation at the University Hospital "St. Iv. Rilski" at the Medical Academy. I was operated on by Dr. Dinev from neurosurgery. The wound has not yet healed, the nerve is still pulling me here and there, but the pain and the strong painful stabs have passed. The doctors assure me that the nerve will recover completely as the cause is removed. There were people in the hospital who could not move due to a hernia, even had difficulty breathing, and felt well after the operation. I think if the hernia is as big as mine, surgery is inevitable. I am very pleased with the operating team at the hospital. Dr. Dinev is in the clinic of prof. Busarski and Prof. Romanski, whom someone mentioned. In fact, there is no guarantee that another hernia of another vertebra will not occur. If the spine is weak, this can happen even if you have not had surgery. Of course, everyone decides for themselves, but it was getting worse for me and I don't think I could have done anything else. After the operation I was picked up on the second day, and on the third day I was at home. I think everything is developing properly. I only heard bad things about Tokuda, because there were a lot of people in the hospital with confused diagnoses from there. It is very important what the doctors are, whether they are good diagnosticians and whether they know how to operate well. but it was getting worse for me, and I don't think I could have done anything else. After the operation I was picked up on the second day, and on the third day I was at home. I think everything is developing properly. I only heard bad things about Tokuda, because there were a lot of people in the hospital with confused diagnoses from there. It is very important what the doctors are, whether they are good diagnosticians and whether they know how to operate well. but it was getting worse for me, and I don't think I could have done anything else. After the operation I was picked up on the second day, and on the third day I was at home. I think everything is developing properly. I only heard bad things about Tokuda, because there were a lot of people in the hospital with confused diagnoses from there. It is very important what the doctors are, whether they are good diagnosticians and whether they know how to operate well.
Dude, wherever you go you won't have problems ... just not here ....
I don't know which is better. To take medicine for months or to have surgery. For me the treatment has been for months and the result still does not satisfy me. I know a lot of people who are fine after the operation. Everyone says they are sorry for waiting. I pretend to protect myself from colds, I don't lift heavily, I take myself seriously several times. The last one was in March. I didn't have surgery and I don't know if I was wrong. I am young and have dh on several levels. For years I keep the waist, but this affects the upper vertebrae, I put more strain on the back and the result is new pain. My whole back and lower back hurt. When there is pain, I tighten more and all my muscles ache.
Only Chinese Dr. Wang Peiju !!!! Ours are straight butchers, compared to him! You take a picture of your spine, on an X-ray, on a scanner or whatever you can, and with it! Sofia, Ovcha Kupel district, 10 Narodno Horo Str. He is a magician! For two walks with him he got me on my feet !!! He uses acupressure, acupuncture, electrical stimulation ... a little suction cup, a little classical massage ... No chemistry, and the result is great !!! I strongly recommend it!!!
Hello, I had surgery for a cervical disc herniation 10 months ago. Before undergoing this operation, I had tingling in my hands and had a very severe headache. I have replaced two intervertebral discs. I was fine after the operation, but two months later I had pain all over my spine, it turned out that one of the discs had broken. The problem with me is that the disc presses on the spinal cord. Now they have to perform a second operation on me. Otherwise, I generally feel better than before, only from time to time I have severe pain from the neck to the arm. I don't think there is any point in enduring this pain. Who has this problem better to fix it in time.
Where is the operation performed? How did the disk break? Or did they put implants on you and they broke?
I suffered for many years from a disc herniation - heating, scrubbing, injections, spinal blockages, acupuncture, laser therapy, belt and more. - just money and you do not know what will help you. Pavel Banya helped me, but I need a lot of care. Eventually I got tired and went to have surgery and I thought all this pain would end. I experienced a lot. 11 years ago I had an operation, after the 10th day I started having hellish inhuman pains, screams of pain, I was even on morphine and I was taking many other drugs. After 40 days 2nd operation. I had 30 kg left. My relatives had written me off. I was in the hospital for 5 months. Then I recovered but very slowly, I gained 50 kg again. Recovery in the sense that I did not have these severe pains, otherwise I was not like when I was healthy. I was very careful. I was scared of what went through my head and I kept thinking that nothing like that was happening to me. 3 years ago I did a control scanner and it showed 1 cm of bone or it is not known what is in the spinal canal of L 5-C 1. A few months ago I stumbled and fell on my eyes and after a few days my tail started to hurt a lot , I started not being able to walk, my legs were blocked, I couldn't sit at all, or when I was walking for 20-30 meters I had to go to bed to rest. I started the scanner again - the same showed, Nucleus. magn. res.- adhesions, and several assumptions - may be a cyst in the tail, may adhesions, may be calcification. I just don't know why this tail hurt so much. I started procedures again - warm-ups, magnets, massages, 40 days of injections, pills / they damaged my stomach /, lubrication with various ointments, sun. There is a benefit but to one point. I was told that they had to open me again, but it was very dangerous and I could stay in a wheelchair, it was very risky. I was terrified, depressed, of experiencing this hell again. The doctor told me to try everything, I don't want to cut you just as a last resort. And now I wonder how I will work more than 1.5 kg.-2 I can not lift as if it were the weight of my tail, for a long time if I sit or do not rest for several hours the pain begins to increase, every current I feel it. I think when you catch a cold then the pain will intensify even more. In short, I do not know what awaits me in the future. I think when you catch a cold then the pain will intensify even more. In short, I do not know what awaits me in the future. I think when you catch a cold then the pain will intensify even more. In short, I do not know what awaits me in the future.
Pavel Banya is the place where you can recover without surgery. The only procedure that helps is underwater lumbar extension. Maybe a dry extension, but it hurts a lot more. All other procedures are for "relaxation". Depending on the severity of the disease, more procedures may be required, but the minimum is 7. The first time I went I had to do 20, but I was still removed in a wheelchair .... :-). OOPs ... I would forget ... wear a certain time and a special belt ..... not to warm up, but to maintain proper posture. I will soon post a post on www.svode.com about disc herniation based on my personal observations.
My mother has a dixva hernia, between the third and fourth vertebrae, she has a curvature of the spine, she has been in great pain for ten months now, we went everywhere and drank everything we needed, all possible injections, suppositories, ointments, blockades for e- Mr. Grigorov in the Ministry of Agriculture, there is an effect from it now the crotch does not hurt so much, but the pain went down the whole leg, in the knee and foot steps like thorns, there is no support, we went to Pavel Banya had a temporary effect and now it is again with crisis, tell me where to take her and who to treat her, she is desperate, she is 74 years old, but there is no age for the pain. Help me !!!!!
Please someone operated on with a diagnosis of an extensive disc. x-I L4-L5
My father had a disc herniation operation 3 years ago. He has had hellish pain in his left leg for two weeks. They still offer surgery, but it is dangerous for him. What to do, will the pain pass without surgery?
I have another health problem. Not like yours. BUT I WISH EVERYONE TO DO IT COMPLETELY !!!
Has anyone tried ozone therapy for disc herniation pain?
Hello. I have had a disc herniation for several years and I am looking for some therapeutic gymnastics. If anyone knows anything on this please help me ....
I had a disc herniation operation 2 years ago with Dr. Gergelchev at the former district hospital, now St. Anne's. So far I have no problems, I recovered very quickly, after the tenth day I went to work. Before the operation I went to Pavel Banya - extensions, massages, water treatments and nothing. Now I go to Pavel Banya for rehabilitation, I feel very good.
You decide whether to operate according to how big the hernia is and how much it causes you problems. The best results are given by the sanatorium treatment with the so-called underwater extension. Otherwise, imagine that a garment breaks and you sew it. Then you should not stretch it too much, because it will break more severely in the same place.
And why did you decide to have surgery because of the severe pain or ...
I also have this problem on my back, for you I guess it is on the waist, you can only have surgery as a last resort because even the best doctors do not guarantee that you will go in a wheelchair, only MRI shows for this disease, you need twice a year to do physiotherapy and buy a belt to reduce the compression in the disc and to avoid drafts and heavy lifts and sudden movements, against Pirogov behind the gas station there are sanitary pharmacies buy a belt and wear it when it hurts and wear something, bearing in mind that the belt degrades the muscles and should not be worn constantly and exercises should be done, in Tokuda is a good physiotherapy center and have a contract with the fund. I wish you success.
I have had a herniated disc at level L4, L5 SINCE 2003. I am 35 years old at the moment. I went to procedures and the effect is short and temporary. My pain intensified this fall and is constant, I got tired of taking painkillers that ruined my stomach. I decided to consult a neurosurgeon and my doubts were confirmed. I can't miss the operation, but after reading so many fatal cases, I feel real horror. I don't know what to do, I'm at a crossroads. I was examined at Tokuda and the doctor gives me a 90% guarantee that everything will be fine, but unfortunately I do not believe him. I wish success to all!
Hello, And I'm starting to despair. I read all the reviews, and I don't know what to do. I had an operation for a disc herniation of the neck at the level of 5-6 vertebrae, with stenosis of the lateral recess, thorns, etc., 7 years ago. Two operations within 3 months. A complete nightmare. Operations for 7 hours. I am not told about the recovery at all. One month in the hospital, 3 months with this disgusting collar. My second operation was double, they cut the bone below the waist, from there they take a bone and put it on your neck, the so-called bone span. This span "judged "that it does not need to be put on the 1st operation (I was very young - 29 years old). I was told about either surgery or a wheelchair, and I had no choice. The pain subsided in a very short time, say a year. And then I went to the neurologists again ... one shouts you're fine, another called for a third operation, I was fed up and abandoned, I was in pain. While in addition to the pain in my back becoming unbearable again, my lower back began to ache and my right leg refused. And my results are deplorable: the intervertebral space at the level of C5-C6 is completely erased-block vertebrae (according to the neurosurgeon who operated on me, this is normal and ideal). M / prestressed spaces at levels C4-5 and C6-7 are narrowed and the discs have weakened signal intensity. The anterior epidural space at the same levels is unevenly narrowed. Paramedian and right-sided DH at the C4-C5 level. Paramedian and right disc protrusion at C6-C7 level. Degenerative changes of the vertebral bodies with osteochondrosis of the disc at levels C4-5, C6-7. And discopathy L5-Ec1, L2-L3-only from a photo. I haven't done an MRI of the waist yet, but there will probably be hernias there as well. And I really don't know what to do. To explode the most. Give some advice. Thanks.
I was told the same thing but I don't think it helps me. I don't know what to do and who to turn to, everything seems desperate to me.
I have a disc herniation of L4-5, I went to the clinic "St. Sofia" of others. Mazneykov, where they do ozone therapy, but the general opinion is that the effect is short-lived, and the procedures are long and painful and expensive. (2-3 months of walking every week and injecting several very painful injections). I have seen my scanner and there are clear changes between the vertebrae. I don't see how this can be done with baths or acupuncture. I have a friend who, with an operation from a disabled person, managed to work hard for 5-6 years. The doctor who read the scanner told me that he had done many such operations and 98% were successful. I do not see another option.
Hello again! A stone fell from my heart, I did a scanner on my waist and it's ok there. :-) But unfortunately not for the neck. For that they said 100% surgery. The surgeon who operated on me also explained it to me: Dr. Demikatonov and Dr. Associate Professor Gergelchev from the former district. hospital. Because between 5 and 6 the vertebra is completely immobilized, the upper level is loaded, and now apparently the medicine is even more advanced, they will put an artificial disc - BGN 2,000, which will perform the functions of a normal disc. I know twice what hell I went through, the operation is many. complicated 7 hours, then 1 month in the hospital, 3 months with a collar, but obviously I have no others. choice and I think I will have to have surgery again. Before making this decision, I fell into a severe nervous crisis and depression, but the pain is inhumanly unbearable, and when I realized that it was another operation and an emergency, I thought of committing suicide, but then when I calmed down and got a lot. courage from relatives and friends not to give up, I thought and I really will not give up. That's all I can tell you, just heads up and that's it.
As for Dr. Mazneykov, the neurosurgeon told me that you only give your money and it can even hurt you even more. Such patients came to him and he told them to go to him again, he could no longer help them. I hope I was useful.
I have been operated on for 4 months and I feel very well, the operation lasts 2 hours and 5 (half) then on the 2nd day they pick you up to walk until the 10th day they discharge you.
Is it a neck operation? And if so, which hospital is it, please for details. Thanks in advance.
Hello, 20 days ago I went to Mazneykov's hospital - I had a dyscolysis - under general anesthesia - 15 minutes - it doesn't hurt - they insert needles with some solution / nobody explains anything to you - great cold from the doctor / - with an X-ray machine --between the vertebrae - the needles were big / I haven't seen them /. after the procedure you lie down for 4 hours and they send the nurses healthier - no one explains to you - they handed me payment notes and a prescription - what to write - I'm confused - it's like on a conveyor belt ... now I'm waiting to see the result --actually I had a tingling sensation in my legs-and the disc l4-5 is big and old ........ I met people who have done this procedure 2 times and now they are for surgery again-I don't want to tell you I despair, but I myself am not very hopeful
Who are the best doctors for L5-S1 disc herniation surgery? If anyone has any impressions, please share.
Dr. Getsov, Veliko Tarnovo
Hello, my husband had a disc herniation operation 5 days ago at the Ivan Rilski Clinic. Unbelievable, but the fact that he could not move due to pain on the second day after the operation, he was lifted to his feet and the pain was simply gone. He is now at home, feeling well and recovering more and more with each passing day. Professor ROMANSKI and Dr. GEORGIEV, THANK YOU FOR MAKING MY HUSBAND'S LIFE AGAIN NORMAL WITHOUT PAIN. People do not bother unnecessarily, these people are amazing professionals, they really know how. THANK THEM WITH ALL MY HEART !!
Please give me a little more info if you can about your husband's surgery. You can write to me at: [email protected] Thank you in advance.
Hello! I had a disc herniation operation four years ago in Pirogov. My hernia was at the L5-S1 level. I haven't seen anyone mutilated during surgery. This happened thirty years ago, when they did not have modern microscopic equipment, but operated with something like magnifying glasses. I feel good after the operation. I had a complication, a recurrence and multiple adhesions, so I had to have surgery three times. It is very important who will operate on you. I recommend Associate Professor Gabrovski or Dr. Zaharinov / Pirogov /, if it becomes necessary to have surgery. I don't know what to recommend. I'm better now than I was when I had a herniated disc. Nerve compression of the hernia leads to a number of other complications, therefore, I recommend that you consult with the aforementioned neurosurgeons and decide what to do. I wish you success and a speedy recovery.
Hello, at the age of 26 I have been suffering from a herniated disc for 8 years. Drop any kind of traditional and ball treatment does not make sense, they only treat the inflammation of the sciatic nerve pressed by the disc. 4 years ago I went to Pavlieni with Petar Nedev, he is a paramedic practicing manual therapy, ie. adjusts the manually displaced vertebrae so that the disc retracts itself. Since then I have no problems, one day the problem will appear again but I already know where to go. I highly recommend you try it, my first disk crisis lasted 4 years without interruption and I was only 18 years old, I had never worked. I have tried absolutely everything without success. He left me only the operation, but everyone advised me not to have surgery, at least not in Bulgaria. Nedev Works every day from 09. to 13.00 The whole city knows him so it will not be difficult for you to find him. Good luck
Hello! I have the same problem, but I am still at the beginning of researching alternative therapies. The neurologist told me I was not in for surgery. I was recommended to practice yoga, but with a specialist and an individual program. Many of the exercises are not suitable for people with hernias. Today I took a course with Ani Pavlova for the first time. Exercise is not dangerous, as it works with energies, mind control and breathing. Of course, some of the exercises were not for me and I did not do them. The principle is when you feel the pain stops. Next week I will go to a yoga center for a consultation and see what happens. If anyone is interested and willing to try I will give contacts. I believe that if the hernia is in the initial and non-fatal phase, one should work alone to improve the situation. It takes a lot of will and faith above all. I hope I have a reason to brag.
Hello! I have had a median disc herniation at the L4-L5 level since 2006. I went to Pavel Banya, after the extensions I was super and for about 7-8 months I was fine. But then I got pregnant and it started again. During the pregnancy I lay more because I couldn't drink painkillers, I couldn't go to Pavel Banya for the second time. After birth, however, it no longer lasts. Same thing - injections, hand pills and nothing. I have been like this for 2 months now. The bad thing is that my legs didn't hurt before, but now my nerve is inflamed and nothing helps me. Whether, if I go to some baths - Pomorie, Pavel Banya or others. will there be relief? Everywhere I am told that I am for surgery - I went to Tokuda for a consultation, at the University Hospital in Stara Zagora. Only "my" neurologist is against and we continue with conservative treatment. I wish everyone improvement and later recovery !!!
On September 9, I had to lift something very heavy, I knew I would have problems with the waist, but I did not and I thought they would be. My right leg started to hurt, I went to a neurologist, I was prescribed a bag of drugs, I had 22 injections, but no effect. Only ultademoplast helped me and only for 36 hours and then again insomnia and hellish leg pain! I was advised to try OZONE THERAPY, I went to Varna to Dr. Konstantinov, a very cool guy, after the first injection I got out of bed and left relieved, now on November 2 I have a 7th injection and I already feel like I have nothing !! Here I will put all the information about the doctor, I hope to help someone because I know how bad it hurts! I wish everyone who suffers from a herniated disc a speedy recovery! Regards Stancho Dr. Emil Konstantinov orthopedist-traumatologist ozone therapist Varna DCC 1 bul.
Hello! I am 18 years old and a year and a half ago I had terrible pain in my lower back and left leg. After scanning and magnetic resonance imaging, it became clear that I had a disc herniation. After medication injections and physiotherapy there was no result. I am an athlete - I train wrestling, the doctors told me to give up but I did not give up because I have success and this is my last year. I want to ask you if in time I will have a problem with getting pregnant and if there is a danger that I will not be able to carry the child. For 3-4 months I stopped treatment because nothing bothered me ... Can anyone tell me how I can be cured without surgery? Thank you in advance.
Don't go to Tokuda !!! I was brought back from there by a terrible doctor, with the motive to find a neurologist in my small town if I don't pay, but keep the referral from my personal doctor !!! I cried for a long time and refused to look for other doctors for almost a month, until I got worse. Then I looked for Dr. Z. ZLATEV - I had heard great superlatives about him - he examined me, explained the options, treated and finally operated. I haven't been in pain for 2 months now! In St. Sophia I met a woman who had been "treated" for almost a month and discharged with a paralyzed limb. She told me terrible things - how they refused to examine her, how they did not do research and how Konov / OR Koondov / kept repeating that they had to take measures, and then forgot about her until the next day. From her I learned how good that cuckoo that brought me back from tokuda was actually with me !!!
Hello, I am 28 years old, I was diagnosed with a herniated disc in 2005. of L4-L5 after my first birth. A few months ago my pain was mild, but now I am pregnant with a second baby. The pain became unbearable. I used to feel my right leg, now my left. It hurts a lot, I went to different doctors, but no one gives me anything to drink because I'm pregnant. Now I just apply creams and I don't know how I will feel in the future. I'm 3-4 months now, and I just don't think about the future. If anyone has my problem, please tell me what to do.
Hello from me. In 2005 I underwent a disc herniation operation - I recovered, but only for a while. 2 months later I already had a disc herniation in 2 places. My legs became paralyzed. A friend advised me to stretch my body on the carpet levers - I tried and there was an improvement. In 2006 I got pregnant and didn't even feel pain in my lower back, but I gave birth by cesarean section. Try this exercise - it will not hurt you. I hope it helps you.
Hello! I read everything written and was comforted! I am 32 years old. My life went so well that I had to lift and carry my mother, who also suffers from these diseases ... anyway! So ... in the summer of 2005. / then I was 3 months pregnant / I fell cruelly on my waist! Thank God I did not lose the child, but terrible pains began in the lower back and in the right leg! After the birth / naturally /, a week later, I had my first crisis! Indescribable pain! I couldn't move! They gave me cortisone and I recovered on the third day! I took a picture, nothing came out! The crises were at 6 months, then at 5, at 4 and now they are exactly at three months! The scanner showed nothing! Now I have MRI Resonance ahead of me! I tell you honestly - I despair! I never imagined that there could be such pain, I drank, I would and I do what not! No result! I have a 3 year old child! Its terrible! If I can help you, it is with the following: This summer I was in Turkey at sea! We met a man in his 50s! It turned out that he had my problem too! He told me that some Turkish healer had told him to do the following two things! 1. You lie on your back. You place your feet on a chair, table or bedroom so that they form a 90% angle with the body. "G" figuratively! And you start lifting your belly, waist up and down ... for at least 5 minutes! It's like adjusting the vertebrae at the waist! This is done twice a day! The man said that there are already crises at 2-3 years and after a heavy workload! 2. IN CRISIS: You lie on your stomach! A chewed piece of bread is glued to the place of pain. 8-9 matches are stuck on it, they are lit and covered with a glass of Dakota extinguished! And peel off the glass abruptly! No money! Just make a vacuum and pinch the nerve! I hoped to have helped you! Let's hope we get better, because the pain is unbearable! I came out of the crisis 10 days ago! Today I bent down for my bag and it cut me again and it hurts right now! Please don't get caught again !!!!