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Surgical Outcomes and Blogs Discuss 2Months Post-op L5/S1 Fusion Nerve Issues in the Main forums forums; I second Maria on the Lyrica suggestion. It has helped my nerve pain tremendously. I actually started it for a ...

 
 
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Old 04-15-2009, 02:54 AM
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I second Maria on the Lyrica suggestion. It has helped my nerve pain tremendously. I actually started it for a numb thumb issue and mild carpal tunnel syndrome in the same arm. The pain from this was definitely nerve pain as narcotics did not help it at all. I have since had my pm dr. double the normal dose in hopes that it would help with my back pain (never really have been able to tell a difference in the back with or without it; but continue to take it for my arm/numb thumb issues).

Please post when you find something out and keep us updated. You are only 2 months out from major surgery, so I wouldn't get to worried about it. Your nerves and muscles are still adjusting to the new changes in your spine. We are here to help you in any way we can.
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