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Suggest Treatment For Spine Issues
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Yes. Takes about 6-8 months for recovery
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Thanks for the query.
Disc prolapse associated with spine instability before or during surgery requires fusion of the bones. Since there is canal stenosis, decompression surgery will need to be done which can make the spine weak and hence fusion is required. This is very useful to prevent disc prolapse in that region and also reduce pain and symptoms of radiculopathy. This is the ideal surgery for your problem.
Usually it takes upto 6-8 months to recover from fusion surgery. You would be advised to avoid neck bending, weight lifting and to perform required physiotherapy and rehabilitation protocols. After that you will be gradually allowed to perform such activities and engage in regular work.
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Dr. Aashish Raghu
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Is physical therapy necessary afterwards?
Are there any alternative medicine options such as acupuncture available for this condition?
Day care for micro discectomy. Physiotherapy essential. Yoga and Acupuncture
Detailed Answer:
According to the Surgical procedure, the duration of hospital stay will vary.
Day care surgery can be expected for micro discectomy surgery.
Physiotherapy will be required for a few weeks after surgery for Muscle strengthening.
Acupuncture, Yoga are available which will provide relief from pain and you may consider if it gives you comfort from the pain.
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