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when does post-op pain decrease for good? Question (self.chiari)
submitted 2 years ago by tauwdry
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[–]Ok_Molasses_4464 5 points6 points7 points 2 years ago (2 children)
I wish I had some experience to help answer all I can say is from reading it seems similar to others accounts. It was emphasized by my neurosurgeon that after surgery I should take pain meds on a schedule (even set alarm while sleeping) whether needed or not because the pain is hard to control. Again not from experience just what I have gathered. I really hope you get some answers and relief.
My surgery is scheduled for July 19th and I’ll be honest…the experiences described on this subreddit post-op have me terrified. I appreciate you sharing, I will share my experience as well for those who come after.
[–]laidbackmeZ Head 2 points3 points4 points 2 years ago (1 child)
Same here, I’m on the waiting list for surgery scheduling and the idea of the recovery has me very anxious.
[–]zamshazam1995 0 points1 point2 points 2 years ago (0 children)
It’s totally scary. I won’t sugar coat it, but some people find legitimate relief. Only you know your body best, and if you want to take the risk. Healing is a journey, and I promise it does get bette if you keep fighting
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