Dear Tim:
Without seeing the MRI it is difficult to tell you much. If there is compromise of the spinal cord, then things are clearer on what to do. However, the
epiduralExtradural hemorrhage injection had no effect suggesting that this may not be the case. Surgery for strictly pain without a mechanical reason (grossly degenerative
vertebraeCervical vertebrae
Lumbar vertebrae
Vertebrae, etc) is a **** shoot for pain relief. I would make sure you get at least 2 opinions before undergoing the knife.
Sincerely,
CCF Neuro MD
fall in Oct. 1999 I am once again having
pain in lower back lmber region and also
mstly hip and thigh... Could this be from
the fall or could this be perhps scar
tissue from previous surgery???? If so,
does this mean more surgery? I am
currently having physical therapy
treatments.. Today, I had another MRI..bu
won't have results for a couple of days..
Any suggestions?? Thank you.....
Since I do not know your case, I can't really tell you. It might be any of what you mentioned. I would talk to your neurosurgeon.
Sincerely,
CCF Neuro MD
CCF Neuro MD
The antagonist muscle to those after working and releasing them would be to go after piriformis muscle in the Butt (GLUTES) He can be responsible for sciatic pain , numbness etc going down the back of the leg
Illiacus muscle can cause hip dysfunction and bizzare symptoms.
I have been in this work for 10 yrs and have helped a lot of people with my work, on specific muscles. It would be worth a try on your part to find a reputable Massage therapist, ask questions if they do myofascial work and work on SPECIFIC muscles to release them. You will be the judge and jury if it is working for you or not
I hope this helps you,
GOOD LUCK,
Connie Nelson C.M.T.