Turned 24 a couple months ago
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You are correct. You missed my photos in the summer in here :avbfacepalm: But now for real i thought you were in your 40sThank you kind Sir (I think)
Doctor Borodin advises.....
I have spent the best part of thirty years (and a small fortune on chiropractors and physiotherapists) being treated for three diagnosed herniated discs, only to discover earlier this year that I have non malignant but inoperable tarlov cysts on the base of my spinal column putting extremely painful pressure on the nerves. No other back problems at all....Grrrrrr !!
I strongly recommend anyone suffering painful back symptoms to insist on having an MRI scan of that area as apparently my condition is regularly misdiagnosed as the well known 'slipped disc'.
On that happy note I shall take this opportunity to say I sincerely hope you enjoy the last months of your 40's and embrace your 50's with welcoming arms.
That's a fairly rare condition. Have you tried non surgical procedures such as aspiration? They can be dealt with so fight on.Doctor Borodin advises.....
I have spent the best part of thirty years (and a small fortune on chiropractors and physiotherapists) being treated for three diagnosed herniated discs, only to discover earlier this year that I have non malignant but inoperable tarlov cysts on the base of my spinal column putting extremely painful pressure on the nerves. No other back problems at all....Grrrrrr !!
I strongly recommend anyone suffering painful back symptoms to insist on having an MRI scan of that area as apparently my condition is regularly misdiagnosed as the well known 'slipped disc'.
On that happy note I shall take this opportunity to say I sincerely hope you enjoy the last months of your 40's and embrace your 50's with welcoming arms.
Apparently it's rarity is compounded by the fact it is often misdiagnosed and missed, no-one truly knows how many cases are out there. An operation is rarely successful and extremely risky due to the area being treated. It involves injecting a glue into the cyst but invariably it refills with spinal fluid after just a few months. Results are most disappointing statistically.That's a fairly rare condition. Have you tried non surgical procedures such as aspiration? They can be dealt with so fight on.
Changed my voteThere's always one Ooops apparently now two over 100.... boys will be boys