<p>what is the best spinal surgery to fix an impinged c6-c7 when you can't take steroids or NSaids (stomach) due to begnin hyperplasia of the pituitary gland resulting in brittle hypothyroidism and premature ovarian failure and highly sensitive to medication and products</p><p>the neurosurgeon is recommending a cage</p><p>where would you go for the surgery? </p><p> </p>
Optional Information: Gender: Female Age: 48 Already Tried: physical and occupational therapy, rolfing, cranial sacral massage/therapy, accupuncture, massage, chiropractic
the surgeon is suggesting going through the left front of my neck to reach the right side where the nerve is impinged and replacing C6 C7 with a cage, my fear is the steel in my body, my spine is completely straight with no curve to the lumbar region due to a headinjury 20 yrs ago, i also have FM and want to know if there are less invasive txmts ie laser? i have extreme pain in my teres muscles and he is also suggesting i have my shoulder re-examined
also my husband is a surgeon so he says my risk factors are greater.......i have had several RFA proceedures to my lumbar region (with relief) and one to my right cervical without relief, decreased range of motion to bilateral arms and difficulties with using my left arm, and hand with out great pain
i will go anywhere
what does a laser neck mean and where would you go
do you mean tampa and what are their outcomes
are there other locations that take insurance that are better than tampa
which place has the best reputation i do live in florida near tampa
Experience: Diplomate, American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology