Faucet Lower Back Injections
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I am sending this message to every website I can and will continue to do so attempting to inform anyone thinking about these injections.
I have been suffering from Degeneratve Disc Diease for many years and because of this experience quite a lot of pain. I was referred to see a Pain Management Physician who after his prescription of Vicoden decided to offer me a quick fix, the Faucet Injections.
To make a very long story short I did have the procedure. Approximately 2 days after the injections I experienced so much pain in my lower back all I could do was lay in bed and if I got up for any reason I literally cried because I just couldnt handle it.
Of course I immediately went to see my "Pain Doctor" and told him what I was feeling. His reaction was strange in that he just kind of shrugged it off and said it would get better in time which it didnt.
I went to see another physician about 200 miles away that came highly recommended. I also brought him my recent MRI disc which he reviewed and he told me that the injections hit my Siatic Nerve and caused great damage. The initial injections were approximately 9 months ago and it seems like the pain is getting worse instead of better. My new physician told me that he could do a procedure that would be on an out-patient status where he would chip away the bone that is restricting the Siatic Nerve and that MAYBE the pain would be relieved. This is set for nect week.
I should have known better than to have the injections performed by the initial doctor but I was desperate and needed something.
My advise-----NEVER HAVE THE FAUCET INJECTIONS. You will regret it especially now that I have two seperate pains and it is getting worse!
Here in California I have one year to file a law suit and if the bone chip surgery does not work I will sue the first doctor. I have never filed any type of law suit in my 60 years but this guy has got to pay for what he did to me. It looks like I will be in GREAT PAIN the rest of my life and for what? His inexperience?
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cheshireguy daniel19546
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I am due a csm fusion and later micro surgery on the lumbar -
my neuro guy is a top guy and i am hopeful
again my thoughts are with you
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jeanette43594 daniel19546
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I to have had the faucet injections mypain onsultant said it could go either way make it better or make it worse and like you mine was the day after when it became unbearable (pain) i could not get out of bed which in turn made the pain worse through lying in bed!! I tought i was doing the right thing as yyou know when you are in pain anyway you will try anything to ease it.But it went the other way for me and i have told consultant in no way will i have it done again! Unlike you my consultant is really good and understanding. After i had them my blood pressure shot through the roof and i have always had low pressure!! I am always in pain some days as you will no dout know are worse than others so i really sympathise that it is a lot worse and youhave to go down that path through no fault of your own and i, wish you well because i have a good pain consultant and GP! so hope you keep in touch on this site and take care jeanette
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