
Suggest Remedy For Pain When Having Severe Disc Degeneration

Can be due to nerves partially damaged, not completely destroyed
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Normal procedural pain should have been reduced till now. This side effect is believed to be from increased irritation of a nerve that was only partially damaged, not completely destroyed. This effect can be treated with analgesic such as ibuprofen for pain relief . Mecobalamine reduces is neurogenic pain.
You can also repeat the procedure on right side if not relieved by these medicines so that nerves will be completely damaged and probably relieve the pain.
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It is side effect.
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I have gone through your question and follow up question in detail and understand your concern. It is side effect.I think it may resolve with time (nearly 2 more weeks) if its intensity has decreased from initial post operative period. Mecobalamine help in recovery.You are taking tramadol, it is Ok.
Tingling in your feet to back is due to temporary pressure of prolapse disc over nerves when you sit. It is not due to procedure as it is not always.
You can discuss with your treating Doctor about it.
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Both are same
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Both are same. Dose is 1500 micrograms daily after meals single dose.
For disc prolapse rest and avoiding bending and weight lifting will gradually resolve it. During resting hours and sleep lateral position with both hips and knees flexed will be beneficial position.
You can continue with pain management as pain is your main concerned.
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Both are separate.
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It is not gabapentin.Methylcobalamin is a form of vitamin B12. Methylcobalamin is used in the treatment of peripheral neuropathy. Probably it is available over the counter with other vitamins such as multivitamins suppliments. Its separate dose is probably not available over the counter. It probably available as prescribed medication in USA.
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Groin pain can be due to osteoarthritis of hip.
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It is Ok to take 5 mg of Methylcobalamin. Your groin pain can be due to spinal origin or it can be due to osteoarthritis of hip. Osteoarthritis can be confirmed by x rays of hip. Osteoarthritis pain will be little benefit by Methylcobalamin. It gets benefits by glucosamine to some extent. Super B complex does not contain Methylcobalamin.
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Yes glucosamine is effective
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Glucosamine reduces arthritis pain. But it takes nearly one months time to show effect.
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