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Severe Nerve Pain In Backbone, Body Pain. Surgery Prescribed. Alternative Treatment?
Dear Dr. My father s age is 55+ and is suffuring from sever nervouse pain at the backbone side which creates other nerves pain in the body all the time.we have consulted with the several doctors but all have suggested for the surgery but its too risky as suggested by others dr. as well. kindly suggest thanking you
Fri, 2 Nov 2012
Hello Raju and thanks
I understand your problem but if all medical therapy fails than we have no option other than surgery. It is not so risky if done by a qualified spine surgeon. If you are scared from surgery than follow some instructions that helps you in maintaining painless spine:
1. Do alternate hot and cold fermentation.
2. Use hard bed to sleep, avoid pillow.
3. Can apply anti-inflammatory gel gently to reduce pain. Use analgesic drugs in worse condition.
4. Do regular physiotherapy and exercise by consulting you physiotherapist.
5. Avoid all long term sitting, standing and driving and wear Lumbrosacral belt.
6. Avoid jerky movements of back.
7. Complete bed rest is best treatment in worse condition.
Hope this will help you and if this fails than go for surgery. Do not feel scared as every surgery has its own risk. This surgery has as much risk as other general surgery has.
Best Wishes
I understand your problem but if all medical therapy fails than we have no option other than surgery. It is not so risky if done by a qualified spine surgeon. If you are scared from surgery than follow some instructions that helps you in maintaining painless spine:
1. Do alternate hot and cold fermentation.
2. Use hard bed to sleep, avoid pillow.
3. Can apply anti-inflammatory gel gently to reduce pain. Use analgesic drugs in worse condition.
4. Do regular physiotherapy and exercise by consulting you physiotherapist.
5. Avoid all long term sitting, standing and driving and wear Lumbrosacral belt.
6. Avoid jerky movements of back.
7. Complete bed rest is best treatment in worse condition.
Hope this will help you and if this fails than go for surgery. Do not feel scared as every surgery has its own risk. This surgery has as much risk as other general surgery has.
Best Wishes
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