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Treatment Of Herniated Disc With Ozone

By allico1972 October 08, 2020 50 answers Last updated October 08, 2020

Have an opinion on the treatment of disc herniation with ozone in "St. Sophia."

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angel_cherry_ answered · October 08, 2020

   I did procedures with ozone. There was no result. A relative told me about Dr. Lyudmil Dimitrov from Plovdiv, who treats disc herniations with laser therapy. I had a course of treatment with him. When I made a new scanner, I no longer had a disc herniation. I highly recommend it. His phone number is: 032/950019. It has its own Laser Medical Center.

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lacy2 answered · October 08, 2020

   I have a disc herniation of the cervical spine. I am interested in the ozone method of treatment.

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zaddyfine answered · October 08, 2020

   I don't believe that with the disappearance of the herniated disc. Mechanical damage to the spine cannot be cured with physical. therapy or lazar. Write in more detail what the procedures are. They can eventually relieve the pain, but the dx disappears. The scanner may not always indicate a problem. I suffered from this.

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electraenvy333 answered · October 08, 2020

   I want to contact a person who has been treated for a disc herniation with ozone therapy. Is there an effect of the procedure? phone 0887903020 Tsvetanova

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caabcaab answered · October 08, 2020

   Has anyone treated a disc herniation with ozone in Mc "Cortex" - Sofia?

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rugs_usa answered · October 08, 2020

   I tried ozone injections - it had no effect. But I had an adhesion. It may also not work

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whitneycummings answered · October 08, 2020

   I want to know what treatment to take ?! Two weeks ago, I had an operation on my mother for a disc herniation, and she still has severe pain :( Both she and my grandmother had surgery, and my grandmother felt good in the first week ... And my mother can barely walk :( To note, that my grandmother's operation was more difficult and she was fine ... They both had an operation at the same doctor, is it possible that my mother's operation was not successful, or she just needs more time, and if you know any treatment after the operation or some medicine, please let me know! I will be very grateful! :)

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lucyyadams answered · October 08, 2020

   I highly recommend treatment of disc herniation with laser and ozone with Dr. Lyudmil Dimitrov from Plovdiv. I went to the clinic on a clinical path, which is only 4 days and no niche was obtained. Now when I go for laser and ozone I no longer have pain in my hand with which I could not make a niche. Well, you will spend some money, but how much does your health cost? It is located opposite the Plovdiv hotel, on the 2nd floor. There I met people crippled after surgery who came to help him. Thank God I found the doctor online. My name is Stefana Kostadinova. I have two more procedures left, but I feel wonderful. I wish success to all who will visit it.

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angelique answered · October 08, 2020

   Stefan, and how many procedures need to be done and approximately what the price is. I'm interested because of my mother, because she has disc herniations on her back and neck and is currently very stiff and in terrible pain ... Thank you in advance!

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emreaydin answered · October 08, 2020

   I am from Blagoevgrad, my husband has had low back pain for almost 2 months, when he went to the doctor for the first time he was told that he had a disc herniation - without being examined; photos; and so on. is a disc herniation and discopathy was prescribed injections and nothing his pain is very strong and he started to stretch and his leg is now in the Blagoevgrad clinic PULSE they did a scanner it turned out to be a disc herniation and he was treated with injections - diclaque and analgin-PLEASE TELL ME WHERE WE GO WHEN THEY WRITE HIM BECAUSE IT'S NOT EASY TO WALK IN TROUBLE

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stellasbulldog answered · October 08, 2020

   I have had a disc herniation operation and I feel good after the operation I took a break from the pain

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funny_soffa answered · October 08, 2020

   I am currently conducting ozone therapy in "Cortex". On the 3rd procedure I have cervical disc herniations. When I reach 6-7 I will share with you how I am. I want to know if there are patients with this "miracle" who to get sudden dizziness severe attacks, and how are they treated?

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dirtymature answered · October 09, 2020

   I was also told that I had 2 d.h. and I have been suffering from back and lower back pain for 2 months. Now I'm wandering and I don't know what treatment to rely on and where to decide to go for treatment. My pain continues despite the fact that I was treated with injections and the maximum of my maximum were the injections, which relieved me so much that I got to my feet and started walking, but then my pain did not stop but on the contrary continued. Now I'm wondering what to do, how to cure which therapy to rely on ozone or laser. If anyone can let me write more about ozone therapy what money, where it is best to make, about laser therapy also if someone can give more information. Thanks in advance.

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ona_i_on_93_89 answered · October 09, 2020

   People, I beg you for help. My friend was diagnosed with a disc herniation two months ago, he was very ill, he could not walk (thank God he is already on his feet), but his pain continues. He takes some very strong drugs and they soothe his pain a little, but it's not enough because he can't do anything. He does not want to think about surgery, give some advice on what treatment to take. We are very interested in the treatment with ozone and laser, are there any side effects, is it possible to worsen his condition. If he can't answer me please write, he is very young and it is deadly to watch him despair and suffer from the pain. Thank you in advance.

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xoxomarina answered · October 09, 2020

   There is no 100% treatment for disc herniation. I also suffer from d.h. from more than 2 years

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Kandy-WetX answered · October 09, 2020

   Hello, I am 22 years old and since December, 2006 I have been diagnosed with protrusion at the level of L4-L5, median disc herniation at the level of L5-Es 1 - without data for compression on nerve structures. The diagnosis was made after scanning and MRI. Electromyography was also performed. The results of the research are: "the speed of conduction along the motor and sensory fibers of the studied nerves of the legs and m-responses are within normal limits. SOLEUS bilaterally. EMG data for anterior-root damage for L5 bilaterally and more pronounced posterior-root damage for S1, S2 bilaterally. " From the moment of diagnosis until now I have rare pain in the lower back and almost constant tingling in the toes of the left foot, and recently a tingling sensation in his right arm. In the last 10 days I also have problems with my neck, as a result of which I was assigned an X-ray examination. The conclusion is: "upright cervical lordosis with a tendency to kyphosis with center C5 in the initial osteochondral changes of the discs C5 - 6 and C6 - 7." My question is is there a connection between the two health problems? Can you advise me on possible physiotherapy or appropriate treatment so that I can return to a normal rhythm of life. So far, treatment with Milgama and Ultra Demoplas has only temporarily solved the problems. My doctor suggested an operation that I had heard was quite risky and unreliable. Can you give me more information about the risks and benefits of such an intervention? Thank you in advance for your time! In the last 10 days I also have problems with my neck, as a result of which I was assigned an X-ray examination. The conclusion is: "upright cervical lordosis with a tendency to kyphosis with center C5 in the initial osteochondral changes of the discs C5 - 6 and C6 - 7." My question is is there a connection between the two health problems? Can you advise me on possible physiotherapy or appropriate treatment so that I can return to a normal rhythm of life. So far, treatment with Milgama and Ultra Demoplas has only temporarily solved the problems. My doctor suggested an operation that I had heard was quite risky and unreliable. Can you give me more information about the risks and benefits of such an intervention? Thank you in advance for your time! In the last 10 days I also have problems with my neck, as a result of which I was assigned an X-ray examination. The conclusion is: "upright cervical lordosis with a tendency to kyphosis with C5 center in the initial osteochondral changes of the discs C5 - 6 and C6 - 7." My question is is there a connection between the two health problems? Can you advise me on possible physiotherapy or appropriate treatment so that I can return to a normal rhythm of life. So far, treatment with Milgama and Ultra Demoplas has only temporarily solved the problems. My doctor suggested an operation that I had heard was quite risky and unreliable. Can you give me more information about the risks and benefits of such an intervention? Thank you in advance for your time! as a result of which I was assigned an X-ray examination. The conclusion is: "upright cervical lordosis with a tendency to kyphosis with center C5 in the initial osteochondral changes of the discs C5 - 6 and C6 - 7." My question is is there a connection between the two health problems? Can you advise me on possible physiotherapy or appropriate treatment so that I can return to a normal rhythm of life. So far, treatment with Milgama and Ultra Demoplas has only temporarily solved the problems. My doctor suggested an operation that I had heard was quite risky and unreliable. Can you give me more information about the risks and benefits of such an intervention? Thank you in advance for your time! as a result of which I was assigned an X-ray examination. The conclusion is: "upright cervical lordosis with a tendency to kyphosis with C5 center in the initial osteochondral changes of the discs C5 - 6 and C6 - 7." My question is is there a connection between the two health problems? Can you advise me on possible physiotherapy or appropriate treatment so that I can return to a normal rhythm of life. So far, treatment with Milgama and Ultra Demoplas has only temporarily solved the problems. My doctor suggested an operation that I had heard was quite risky and unreliable. Can you give me more information about the risks and benefits of such an intervention? Thank you in advance for your time! so that I can return to some normal rhythm of life. So far, treatment with Milgama and Ultra Demoplas has only temporarily solved the problems. My doctor suggested an operation that I had heard was quite risky and unreliable. Can you give me more information about the risks and benefits of such an intervention? Thank you in advance for your time! so that I can return to some normal rhythm of life. So far, treatment with Milgama and Ultra Demoplas has only temporarily solved the problems. My doctor suggested an operation that I had heard was quite risky and unreliable. Can you give me more information about the risks and benefits of such an intervention? Thank you in advance for your time!

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stewartcink answered · October 09, 2020

   I had a disc herniation of S 4 and 5, proven by a photo at the Military Medical Academy, I was assigned a day for surgery, but on the same day I went to Arthur - an Armenian practicing Chinese medicine. A friend told me about it the night before. And as a person who for a week now I could barely move with incredible pain, I couldn't lift a fork, lay down on a bed, lay down a little and the pain became unbearable, I could hardly get up, then I couldn't stand up, it was a hell of a pain, I tried a medical waist belt, ointments, and whatnot, drove me to places I had to go. So I went to the same Arthur, and at the first session, at least I could breathe a little better (because of the pain and breathing was disturbed), I no longer walked 1 meter in 1 minute. There was still pain and I was careful with my movements, but I immediately felt the difference. In the third procedure, i.e. on the third day I walked calmly, the pain was so reduced that it was not a pain for me. I also had the last, 10th procedure and forgot about surgery, pain and medication. I haven't had pain for 8 years now, I move normally, I lift heavy objects, and only once my lower back is cold, my lower back hurts noticeably, but I immediately warmed it with brandy and wrapped it in a scarf, and the pain subsided. Arthur had an office on the top floor of the library building on Slaveykov Square, and a lot of people came to him with serious problems. We met them in the corridor. Years later, I learned that he had moved to a new building somewhere opposite the Central Department Store. I'm sure if I need it again, he left his contact details at the library doorman. This is from me. I am convinced that other people who went to Arthur will describe what disease they were cured of by Arthur. Arthur told me that he also goes to the countryside for treatment, but only at the request of a few people to cover the prices of his sessions. If anyone is interested, I guess they'll find out where Arthur's office is by searching and questioning.

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unforgettablekim answered · October 09, 2020

   Something more detailed about this Arthur — to be found

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jade_weber_official answered · October 10, 2020

   Hello, I hope I will be useful to you with a tray that I will tell you. Sofia. This is a treatment again with ozone, but it is inserted in between the disc spaces. I put my mother on a stretcher and after the procedure she could go to the toilet alone. Believe me, this is not scary, but it has a great result.

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luxdomina answered · October 10, 2020

   Hello, I want to share my experience in this so unpleasant situation I was in. This summer I got terrible low back pain mainly in his right side (after lifting heavy) because I have had problems with it since I was a child, I initially decided that it would pass like any other time. Later, however, and experiencing the pain, I found that it would not be something that had happened to me already, but would be something far more serious. I became "S" shaped, my body twisted, my legs in a supine position as I diverged significantly. Neither the infusions of systems, nor the injections, dextamethasone, ultra demoplas and everyone else not to list them now and they were not very useful to me. Shortly after my lower back ached, my legs blocked, I couldn't move at all, but not because I couldn't move my legs like limbs. The pain I felt in my lower back did not allow me to move them, it limited my movements to a minimum on both my arms and legs. It was my right leg that hurt. After two months of wandering and enduring excruciating pain, I went to a neurologist, I was sent for an MRI after the doctor saw me and the X-ray. I forgot to tell you that after I did the X-ray, I was sent to a neurologist and she prescribed me a short treatment within 1 hour to recover because I was still very crooked and in a lot of pain. Combination of 3 pcs. injections + one that would give me because of the severe pain only then in the aftermath advised me not to use it here like that but only for very but very severe pain and profinite system. Anyway 3 pcs. injections I think about a week I would not remember them exactly every day, I preferred to be beaten in the evening because it hurt me the most then. But even so, my leg continued to hurt, even if the low back pain subsided a little, my leg hurt. Now let's go back to my visit to the neurologist who sent me for an MRI. After my visit to MRI-Pirogov, it turned out that I had two disc herniations of L4, L5 and protrusion of LS5 1. I went home and after a while rummaging all day on the net in the hope of enlightening more in this area, reshek to visit the clinic of Assoc. Prof. Gergelchev in Sofia - St. Anna. I have an acquaintance who shared her vision of him as a patient doctor. I called Assoc. Prof. Gergelchev and we agreed when to go, whether to wear any clothes if I had to stay for some treatment and he told me to take them. When I went and he saw my MRI he turned around and said only surgery. There is no other way nor can lazarus, ozone, injections and infusions of systems be able to help in my case. There is this kind of treatment that I know and I went with the attitude not to operate on me, but to cure me in one of the 3 ways listed. But there is something very important, my disc herniations were ruptured, and I had no alternative but to have surgery to remove them. If I had decided not to have surgery, I would have risked being disabled one day because a ruptured hernia compressed a nerve in my right leg, so the nerve stopped feeding, the muscle weakened, and my leg remained unusable. I decided and underwent surgery and now I am happy with my decision. I hope I have been helpful at least a little, please excuse me for the mistakes but I have a lot of work to do, and I wanted to share all this with you. injections and infusions of systems could not help in my case. There is this kind of treatment that I know and I went with the attitude not to operate on me, but to cure me in one of the 3 ways listed. But there is something very important, my disc herniations were ruptured, and I had no alternative but to have surgery to remove them. If I had decided not to have surgery, I would have risked being disabled one day because a ruptured hernia compressed a nerve in my right leg, so the nerve stopped feeding, the muscle weakened, and my leg remained unusable. I decided and underwent surgery and now I am happy with my decision. I hope I have been helpful at least a little, please excuse me for the mistakes but I have a lot of work to do, and I wanted to share all this with you. injections and infusions of systems could not help in my case. There is this kind of treatment that I know and I went with the attitude not to operate on me, but to cure me in one of the 3 ways listed. But there is something very important, my disc herniations were ruptured, and I had no alternative but to have surgery to remove them. If I had decided not to have surgery, I risked being disabled one day because a ruptured hernia compressed a nerve in my right leg, so the nerve stopped feeding, the muscle weakened, and my leg remained unusable. I decided and underwent surgery and now I am happy with my decision. I hope I have been helpful at least a little, please excuse me for the mistakes but I have a lot of work to do, and I wanted to share all this with you. There is this kind of treatment that I know and I went with the attitude not to operate on me, but to cure me in one of the 3 ways listed. But there is something very important, my disc herniations were ruptured, and I had no alternative but to have surgery to remove them. If I had decided not to have surgery, I would have risked being disabled one day because the ruptured hernia was pressing on a nerve in my right leg, so the nerve stopped feeding, the muscle weakened, and my leg remained unusable. I decided and underwent surgery and now I am happy with my decision. I hope I have been helpful at least a little, please excuse me for the mistakes but I have a lot of work to do, and I wanted to share all this with you. There is this kind of treatment that I know and I went with the attitude not to operate on me, but to cure me in one of the 3 ways listed. But there is something very important, my disc herniations were ruptured, and I had no alternative but to have surgery to remove them. If I had decided not to have surgery, I would have risked being disabled one day because the ruptured hernia was pressing on a nerve in my right leg, so the nerve stopped feeding, the muscle weakened, and my leg remained unusable. I decided and underwent surgery and now I am happy with my decision. I hope I have been helpful at least a little, please excuse me for the mistakes but I have a lot of work to do, and I wanted to share all this with you. and I had no alternative but to have surgery to remove them. If I had decided not to have surgery, I would have risked being disabled one day because the ruptured hernia was pressing on a nerve in my right leg, so the nerve stopped feeding, the muscle weakened, and my leg remained unusable. I decided and underwent surgery and now I am happy with my decision. I hope I have been helpful at least a little, please excuse me for the mistakes but I have a lot of work to do, and I wanted to share all this with you. and I had no alternative but to have surgery to remove them. If I had decided not to have surgery, I would have risked being disabled one day because a ruptured hernia compressed a nerve in my right leg, so the nerve stopped feeding, the muscle weakened, and my leg remained unusable. I decided and underwent surgery and now I am happy with my decision. I hope I have been helpful at least a little, please excuse me for the mistakes but I have a lot of work to do, and I wanted to share all this with you.

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lily answered · October 10, 2020

   Let me share my experience. Many things are written on the topic, many doctors have their opinion but the facts are quite clear in bilateral hernia: 1. The disease is not spontaneous, it develops over the years, so if God forbid your child complains of such pain - you should IMMEDIATELY measures are taken. 2. If measures are not taken immediately at an early age (up to 30 years) the result is surprisingly the same - PARALYSIS. 3. All doctors say surprisingly the same thing, of course while taking your money, but the results of all types of treatment (without surgery) are just as surprisingly the same - a slight improvement and reduction of pain is possible within a month or two, then the pain becomes unbearable again. 4. After surgery, the results are also surprisingly the same - in rare cases, relief within a year or two, then reappears, of course, all this is in case the operation is successful, God forbid that anyone understands what is happening otherwise. 5. It is COMPLETELY UNNECESSARY to give money for medicines, injections, systems, sanatoriums - unless you want to feel a little better for a few hours to put on your shoes and all by yourself. For me, the pain appeared in the barracks, we were forced to lift very hard. The doctors correctly diagnosed, but did not take any measures, and I did not know then how serious the disease was, which of course led me to the current situation - 4 years of wandering (because I can no longer move) in hospitals and sanatoriums, without any relief. result. All the world's modern medicine lined up to go through my pockets, even the cherished modern board did not help. If you have already reached the diaper, your chances are already exhausted to two possibilities: 1. Surgery - I do not believe any doctor to tell you HOW RISKY AND DANGEROUS THIS SURGERY IS. Ie are you ready to become a neck stone for your loved ones who will push your stroller for the rest of your life? OR 2. You put on another diaper, grit your teeth and with a smile meet the next day of the unbearable 24 hour pain of the day. The choice is yours.

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ExoticChloe8 answered · October 10, 2020

   I have 3 disc herniations, one was small on the waist and a little wear and tear on the disc, I went to physiotherapy without any effect, and for almost 2 years the numbness of the toes of the right foot was now understood that it was a disc herniation from the scanner. I make several injections, each of which is BGN 50, and then an operation under anesthesia, an X-ray, a probe is inserted there bloodless with ozone or I don't know if anyone has had such an operation in Varna in the Vinitsa district after the ozone injections. in the past is there any benefit dangerous lie I will go to a consultation with a neurosurgeon before taking action would you advise me how to proceed if there is someone familiar I will be very grateful

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Iris_Willow answered · October 10, 2020

   I have been having a L4-L5 disc herniation with prolapse for a year now. there is cracking of the nucleus. I was very ill and for several months, after many anti-inflammatory and Pavel bath nothing helped except diet and lying down - then lightly slowly with a crutch and relaxed me but my pain is them. Now, exactly one year later, my leg is bent again, it hurts low in my ankle and continues to the calf and even to the knee. From ozone injections made so far 14 no use as I said at the moment shrank me again and I plan to stop spending money on ozone. 35 leva each - with Dr. Biser Nikolov in Varna, and the other doctor where he is at the Post Office and takes 50 leva and his device is very old and lies to people, and wants to do anesthesia without an anesthesiologist and inject you with ozone between the vertebrae in my opinion you should not walk !!!! This is interesting for Vinitsa, did anyone go there and to which doctor, as far as I know, they cut out the disc herniation and put silicone, which costs about 1200 leva. If anyone has been treated in Vinitsa, let them know. In general, I understood that a disc herniation does not kill but you die with it, ie. there is no complete healing even with surgery - but no doctor tells you !!!!

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cyberkitty12 answered · October 11, 2020

   DISC HERNIATION DOES NOT DIE BUT IT DIES WITH IT, ie. there is no cure only I have not had an operation but I already know several people with operations and they are not very good !!! So people, be careful where and how much you spend your money because no doctor says that there is no real cure !!!!

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Macabros22cm answered · October 11, 2020

   See also this http://bolka.bg/bg/aboutpain/kakvo-tryabva-da-znaem-za-lechenieto-na-diskova-kherniya

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mybodynude answered · October 11, 2020

   People, I don't know if I was cured, because after the sessions with Arthur, I haven't had pain for many years and I haven't had an MRI, and I don't know a person who doesn't have pain and goes to take a picture of BGN 65. , now and more for sure. I'm not saying that my lower back doesn't ache from time to time when I catch a cold, but these terrible torments I've been through no longer exist. So why not try to find Arthur's address and report it here to help more people?

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thronerush answered · October 11, 2020

   Please if anyone has an opinion about ozone therapy to share it with me. When I went to the Hagia Sophia clinic they recommended it as a method that is best for my condition. I have 2 disc herniations in the lumbar region. One is small, but the other is more serious and correspondingly greater. I am also interested in the duration of the effect. Also whether the method is safe. I have an acquaintance a year ago who was afraid of this and is still very happy. Thank you in advance and I wish health to all

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vaishpatel1 answered · October 12, 2020

   I had a dyscolysis in St. Sophia but I'm still not well

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shehnaazgill123 answered · October 12, 2020

   Shall I repeat to you: 28. See also this http://bolka.bg/bg/aboutpain/kakvo-tryabva-da-znaem-za-lechenieto-na-diskova-kherniya

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cute_kaya answered · October 12, 2020

   Ok

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peakpeemapol answered · October 12, 2020

   I was examined by a neurosurgeon and he told me from the door that I was having surgery and that I had a disc herniation! A scanner would do it for me when I went in for surgery! which way to catch ?!

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SweeeetCouple answered · October 12, 2020

   http://forums.bolka.bg/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=15 Read this while you think ...

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sweatteefluff answered · October 12, 2020

   I have a median disc herniation at level l5 es1, now I am on pills and injections, I am better, but I don't know how long the doctor told me to take a lumbostat belt, but will it help me?

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thoroughbred_lover answered · October 12, 2020

   I have a disc herniation of L4 L5 S1. They recommended surgery, but I did not agree. I could not walk upright, my left leg was affected and weakened. I was in neurology, I was on systems, drugs, injections, but nothing helped. I managed with physiotherapy / baths with mineral water rich in sulfur, massages, ultrasound ... /, but mostly physical exercises to tighten the muscles of the back - this is salvation.

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ajaxesports answered · October 13, 2020

   I'm glad you managed without surgery, but I had surgery because my discs were ruptured by hernias! I had two ruptured disc herniations on the same levels and now I have a companion on S1, my alternative was surgery because my discs were ruptured by the hernias! My disc herniations were on my right side, my right leg started to tingle, before the operation I tried treatment with infusions (systems), injections, medicines, but nothing happened! Physiotherapy baths, exercises and other things that you did I did not do them! I went to a neurologist, she recommended me to go for an MRI, and after seeing my results she told me to go to a neurosurgeon professor, an associate professor at a doctor operator who is up to date with these things and to consult! I went and consulted with Assoc. Prof. Gergelchev in St. Anna, Sofia, he told me that I was for surgery, because my hernias have ruptured my discs, and even to apply some other treatment whatever is possible for the disc. hernias will not have a lasting effect! I had an operation on August 25, 2009. Thank God I'm still safe, I'm very careful, but I walk straight and healthy! I wish everyone who has such a problem to overcome it successfully! Have a nice day!

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thefunmodel answered · October 13, 2020

   Hello, I will briefly share only that at the age of 25 I tried infusions, injections and medicines for my disc herniation without success. They said that it was for surgery and not to delay so that I would not be disabled and that I should not get pregnant with this hernia. I wonder after reading many forums on this topic and I'm really shocked by the negative opinions about operations, are there people in Bulgaria with successful operations who have recovered or only those who are dissatisfied share an opinion? I can't believe it's so hopeless and almost no one recovers. After the advancement of medicine and the many successful surgeries that are done on anything, why not for disc herniations? And why, if all operations are unsuccessful, what do all neurosurgeons do in their posts? I am writing in forums for the first time because I hope to read soon about more people who feel better after operations to encourage me ,,, that I will feel better and I will not suffer these inhuman pains at a young age, because who do not enjoy my life ,,,, or at least I hope to be alone from these people if I am afraid to have surgery soon ... good luck to all and I wish you good health

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lilianasez answered · October 13, 2020

   If anyone knows where Arthur, who treats with Chinese medicine, works, let him write. thanks

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w2y_wita answered · October 13, 2020

   If he is the one who works in the Ovcha Kupel district in Sofia - he is on Narodno Horo Street, he starts from the tram up to the New Bulgarian University (to Montevideo Street). The house falls on the right, after the first intersection about 20-30 meters from it. As long as he's the same person

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sexylegs999 answered · October 13, 2020

   I have not heard of this one, but I know for sure that Dr. Ruychev treats disc herniation very well with Chinese medicine. Write the name and the search engine will show you everything about him and the address of his office!

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rebecca_mature999 answered · October 13, 2020

   I want to ask how much will the treatment of dyscolysis in St. Sophia Hospital cost

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soffii answered · October 14, 2020

   A total of about BGN 350, but this is also a temporary solution.

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ChocolatParadise answered · October 14, 2020

   I can't say if ozone therapy helps, but in the hands of Dr. Biser Nikolov from Varna - it definitely doesn't help! He has been treating me for a disc herniation with ozone and medication for more than 7 months - no result! My car continued to tingle, and the dull pain in my lower back remained. After two absolutely identical pictures on a scanner, he first diagnosed me with a "median disc herniation", and after I was relieved by about BGN 1,000, he told me that I was cured! Although all the symptoms remained! The images from the two scanners / before and after ozone / are absolutely identical! I stacked them on top of each other. I went to a neurosurgeon, already determined for surgery. The man looked at the scanners and said that there was no disc herniation and that I had untreated sciatica for a long time! With two injections and medication I recovered in two weeks! People, always look for a second opinion!

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nugatdream answered · October 14, 2020

   I met a colleague in suffering who had double vision for 1 month after ozone therapy! Some meningeal complication. It was extremely rare, but better known!

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foxycams1 answered · October 14, 2020

   Hello everyone. I want to tell the 25-year-old girl that I had a successful operation with Assoc. Prof. Gergelchev in St. Anna Sofia. on August 25, 2009. There is hope and things are not so bad upside down. If I can help with something write. I will write the phone number of the associate professor. But for this purpose write to me again to give it to you my phone is 0889280594. I wish health to all.

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Emahotass answered · October 14, 2020

   Hello! I am 38 years old and for 10 years I have a proven bilateral disc herniation. As much as I do not want to disappoint you - there is no treatment. There is only prevention that reduces the frequency of seizures and crises. Sanatoriums are known, just visit them at least once and a maximum of 2 times a year. The treatment provided by neurologists is to relax the nerve and pain, but this is a temporary solution to get rid of the momentary unbearable pain. I am satisfied with the sanatoriums in Velingrad, Pavel Banya and Pomorie. For employees of the National Social Security Institute and for non-employees who pay their health insurance, the path is 241 and for a 7-day stay you pay only 33.60. But you will really have relief. I wish you all good health and less crises and pain with these disc herniations.

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mylenerose answered · October 14, 2020

   Look what I found! http://forums.bolka.bg/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=138

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Henriete answered · October 14, 2020

   Hello! I am 18 years old, my diagnosis was made a little more than 2 years ago - hernias of L4, L5. First they told me to go for extensions, then - that I was for surgery ... in general, they only managed to stress me and my loved ones. Like the 25-year-old girl, I was told not to think about pregnancy, etc. From the diagnosis until now I drank all kinds of painkillers - effect 2-4 hours; they prescribed me some water-based muscle injections, which also didn't help (it even turned out to damage the bones); manual therapy was applied to me - short-term effect; I go to physiotherapy periodically. I try to change clinics in the hope of finding a therapist who wants to help, because at best he looks you in the eye, puts his hand on your shoulder and says if you have no improvement to go to a neurosurgeon, etc. So far, massages with a therapist have worked best for me. I don't remember at all what it's like to move freely and lightly, let alone play sports without mentally preparing for more pain. Now my only hope is in LASER treatment. Please, if more people can share information and experience, I will be infinitely grateful! I can look for laser treatment clinics, but I prefer to hear what the end result is. Thanks in advance!

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daddyissues_ answered · October 14, 2020

   Petya Title: Re: What is the truth about disc herniation? !! Post Posted: Fri Sep 10, 2010 11:34 am Post subject: Мироне, жив да си! Because of your post, I believed you and came to Dr. R.! !! !! They told me (I'm 24 years old) that if I didn't have an operation I would be crippled, that I wouldn't be able to carry a pregnancy, etc., etc. You have no idea in a week what a change has taken place! : lol: If it continues like this / and I just feel how I'm progressing! / and if the doctor helps me during pregnancy, next year I will do it in spite of everything and everyone ... Let Mira or Miro pop up: P God forbid, of course ... http: // forums. pain. bg / viewtopic. php? f = 2 & t = 15

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oeden answered · October 14, 2020

   HEALTHS, I AM SARA BLAGOEVA AND MY MOTHER HAS A DISC HERNIATION, PLEASE IF YOU KNOW ANY TREATMENT OR MEDICAL CENTER THAT 6 OF YOU DON'T GET A FLOOR. MY MOTHER WAS MADE A LOT OF INJECTIONS, BUT NO EFFECT, SHE ALSO DID BALL TREATMENT, PHYSOTHERAPY, ETC, BUT THERE WAS NO EFFECT FROM THIS. PLEASE HELP US

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BustyAnnye answered · October 14, 2020

   I had the same problem for 12 years. I have protrusion of L4. Of course, I was immediately sent for surgery. Fortunately, I found a good doctor who saved me. In the beginning, he put cortisteroids next to the fungus and feloran (lumbar injections that block the site of inflammation). Dr. Lishev used to work in orthopedics in a sheep bath. Then there was an office on Bratya Miladinovi Street and he received a very modest salary. Because he is also a doctor and orthopedist and physiotherapist. After the injections (there were several in 3 days) he replaced me. And he sets me up a few more times. He explained to me that surgery on a young person should not be done because when the corresponding disc is removed, the shock absorbers on the spine are damaged and after years another disc is damaged. And so on to no end. When the site of the inflammatory process at the disc is blocked and good manual therapy, tingling and connections are created that compensate for the disc. The body has the ability to compensate. After his intervention, the pain subsided for 2-3 months and finally disappeared. For several years I was completely healthy, I had even forgotten that I had such a problem. But once I fell badly on my back, something shifted and the pain started again. Then I started intramuscular injections with Voltaren as the first two days at 12 o'clock. one amp. the rest ate at 24h. and so a month and a half. I also found Associate Professor Lishev and settled me a little. However, it seemed to me that he drank a lot of alcohol and I did not dare to ask him about lumbar injections. Too bad because these injections are given by very few doctors. And so I recovered slowly, the slight pain subsided again and everything settled down. When my lower back starts to hurt even slightly and I'm at work, I put on a seat belt. Until the pain subsides, I don't wear a belt. That is, only when I need it. I also wear a belt when I lift heavy or do sports. New operations have already been invented in which the disk is not removed, but on the contrary, is adjusted and filled with a special liquid so that the disk is completely restored. They are laparoscopic and minimally invasive. For now, they make them only abroad, but soon they may be available in Bulgaria as well. Then I would have surgery. Not with our technology yet. I saw many operated on successfully but their pain continued and then no drugs and injections work.