Suggest Ways To Treat Disc Compression

Question: I am looking for a procedure to expand my disks. I had it done years ago, but forgot the name. Do you know what I mean?

I regret to inform you that the answers you gave me are not what I need or want. I need the name of the procedure where the doctor injects a fluid or paste into each disc (normally in the lumbar region of the back, but can also occur in thoracic and cervical areas of the spine ) to expand distance between vertebrae back to normal height. Thus pulling the walls of the discs back inward and away from the nerves the disc walls are aggravating. None of the discs can be ruptured, and mine are not. Back in XXXXXXX 1985, I was the 207th person to have this procedure when it was experimental in the U.S.A. after I took a fall of 3 meters off the roof of a house I was building, and I landed on my feet. I've done the same thing again. I know that the procedure is still being done because a friend of mine had it done during the first week in May of 2016 & 3 weeks later he was back to work & pain free. After my fall on 23 November 2016, I called my friends house, but got his son who told me that my friend had been killed in a car accident on 4 November 2016. His son did not know that his father had the procedure, so he had no idea what it was called or where his dad had it done at. The genius Orthopedic surgeon who did the procedure on me retired 9 years ago, and has left this area to parts unknown. His clinic was demolished for a new hospital addition to the new hospital that replaced the hospital that I had my procedure in, so my records are lost or destroyed. If I can find the name of the procedure (my friend called it a paste job), I or the White House team that manages all my medical care can find a medical facility that does this procedure. This time it will take more holes because before it was discs from L-2 to S-1, but now it is discs from T-9 to L-5. I have lost 1 inch or 25.4 mm in height & the pain is horrible even though my doctor is giving me alternating doses of Demerol & Morphine.