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I found out last year that I had bone spurring on my spine. I have been two years livingAdvanced care directives with this pain. I have been to a Neurologist but because I did not have insurance she only sent me home with a script for flexerall. Than I went to another Dr. and I told her it did not work and she gave me Naproxin and that also did not work and now its Roboxian , I think that's how you spell it. Now they are setting me up with a pain clinic, I told them I dont want a band-aid I want it fixed with surgery, but for some reason they are straying away from that idea, would you know why? Is it very invasiveGestational trophoblastic disease Invasive Minimally invasive heart surgery Noninvasive Noninvasive test Squamous cell carcinoma - invasive to have bone spurs removed? I would love to know a littleLittle noses decongestant Little tummys more about his surgery and why its the last resort. I cant stand the pain much longer, its really affecting my everyday livingAdvanced care directives and I do daycare for children, I dont have time to feel this way. Thank you for any information you may have.