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![]() Sorry for delay. Returned to work on Wednesday:that my stomach pain was more prominent than my back pain was actually encouraging.
BUT Friday night was hell: every single movement felt as though my wound was being RIPPED even more. The next day? It WAS bigger. What stared as a small hole tripled in size. Thankfully, Saturday I was a Dermatologist. She was concerned about the HOLE, but rather the infection. Although I had already began a course of antibiotics, she started my on another. She said I have 2 days to "flip it"; otherwise I'll have to go to the hospital to receive antibiotics via IV. On a very good note, the pain is almost nil! I'm very happy about that! Both my front and back are feeling stronger.
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1994, February: Percutaneous Nuclectomy. Outcome: UNsuccessful 1998, January & August: IDET. Outcome: Semi-successful. 2010, December 14th: ADR--2 level Activ L with Dr. Zeegers, L4-L5 & L5-S1. |
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![]() Dermatologist removed subcutaneous sutures. feel much better. little to no blood. minimal pain. gave me a local (lydocaine?) and pulled 3 times: got most of them out.
Still 2 opinions RE wound care: Zeegers says use BUTTERFLY bandages to close the wound. American DRs say keep it open, let it heal from the bottom up--less risk for infection. ![]()
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1994, February: Percutaneous Nuclectomy. Outcome: UNsuccessful 1998, January & August: IDET. Outcome: Semi-successful. 2010, December 14th: ADR--2 level Activ L with Dr. Zeegers, L4-L5 & L5-S1. |
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