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New pains

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Devilwearspaula
Devilwearspaula

I am almost 5 months post op from a L3-S1 spinal fusion and i am all of a sudden having pains between my shoulder blades down to my left arm. The area goes numb, has tingling, this that and the other. the pain is getting more consistant and annoying. It's hard to deal with.... It reminds me of the pains i had going down my left leg... I have an appointment with my PC on tuesday to hopefully get an MRI done and see whats going on... Has anyone run into this issue?? I've had 5 lumbar surgeries and now that the fusion has been done im noticing all this pain in other areas of my back... Not to mention my back still hurts A LOT.  i can definitely move around more than before the spinal fusion which is amazing! This sucks!! sad 

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    michael37951 Devilwearspaula

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    I wish nothing but total restoration for all of us who are carrying these burdens God knows it takes great courage to walk in our shoes and we all should celebrate ourselves and speak positive energy into each other .thoughts turn into things.?💫#Positivity have you had Your plus sign2day

    • Devilwearspaula
      Devilwearspaula michael37951

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      I agree with you!!! it sucks that we are all dealing with this! sad I hope everyone gets the relief they need. <3

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