Posted by jmortimer on July 14, 2009 at 17:05:29 from (69.19.14.26):
In Reply to: OT back pain posted by dieseldoc on July 14, 2009 at 13:25:08:
Without going into specifics I have been involved in thousands of claims involving back/neck surgery cases and would not have the surgery unless absolutely necessary. When I was asked I would have two questions for the person: 1. Do you sleep at night. If you can get some sleep 3 hours or so wake up and go back to sleep then wait. 2. Do you care if you are alive or do you want to die? If so then why not try it you really have nothing to lose. You will need to change your lifestyle. As a general matter lose weight if you are over weight and walk as much as possible. Walking is the best medicine. Take supplents like fish oil or flax seed oil. Low body weight and walking really help. Most important pray about it and seek God's guidance. If you wait they will perfect disc replacement surgery which will be a good choice when it is perfected.
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