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   Is there a way to treat scar tissue related pain? (Back Problems board)

1st August 2003
My last post and rant although made me feel better does nothing to address the issues. Does anyone know if there is anything that can be done to treat post operative scar tissue that is pushing/bonding on the nerves? I know stretching will help losen/stretch the nerve but is there anything else that can help? The pain down right leg and left calf is pretty intense. Any ideas?

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18 years old no trauma but severe leg pain
traction for 2 weeks didn't work
Epidurals, steriods didn't work
1988 triple disk Lamenectomy L3-4,L4-5,L5-S1. good for about 6 months pain on and off for the next 12 years
EMG shows nerve damage right leg
Nov. 2002 Triple Disk Lemanectomy, discectomy L3-4,L4-5, L5-S1. WORSE. MRI shows scar tissue causing pain. Neurosergeon says nothing can be done.
Seeing PM doc on Neurontin 1800 mg daily stopped taking neurontin effecting job performace
endocet 5/325 everyday

[This message has been edited by Hazmat (edited 08-01-2003).]
5th August 2003
Thanks for the information. I have been off the board for the last few days. I will look into the ultra sound and the massage therapy actually seems like a benifit!! Thanks again. have a great day!
P.S. before I post anything I always copy what I write, just in case it doesn't go through!!!

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18 years old no trauma but severe leg pain
traction for 2 weeks didn't work
Epidurals, steriods didn't work
1988 triple disk Lamenectomy L3-4,L4-5,L5-S1. good for about 6 months pain on and off for the next 12 years
EMG shows nerve damage right leg
Nov. 2002 Triple Disk Lemanectomy, discectomy L3-4,L4-5, L5-S1. WORSE. MRI shows scar tissue causing pain. Neurosergeon says nothing can be done.
Seeing PM doc on Neurontin 1800 mg daily stopped taking neurontin effecting job performace
endocet 5/325 everyday
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