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What does M96.1 have to do with Back Surgery?
M96.1: Postlaminectomy syndrome, not elsewhere classified
You are in pain once more after an operation on your spine.
The spine is made up of the individual vertebrae. Between every 2 vertebrae there is a vertebral disc. Most vertebrae consist of a vertebral body and a vertebral arch. The vertebral body bears the weight of the body. The vertebral arches lie on top of one another to form the spinal canal. The spinal cord lies in the vertebral canal. Intervertebral discs consist of cartilage and connective tissue. Intervertebral discs connect neighboring vertebrae to one another and absorb pressure and shocks.
One or more of your vertebral arches were removed in the course of an operation. This is done for slipped discs, for example, or when the spinal cord does not have enough room in the vertebral canal, which often results in pain.
For different reasons, the pain can reoccur after the operation. Nerves may be damaged. The vertebrae form the vertebral canal on the rear of the spinal column. The spinal cord runs in the vertebral canal. Nerve fibers run from the brain into the body via the spinal cord and form nerves there. Every nerve is responsible for a particular part of the skin and for certain muscles. These nerves are important for instance in enabling you to feel and move the muscles. Or a scar or other tissue may be pressing on the nerves, for example.
You are in pain once more after an operation on your spine.
The spine is made up of the individual vertebrae. Between every 2 vertebrae there is a vertebral disc. Most vertebrae consist of a vertebral body and a vertebral arch. The vertebral body bears the weight of the body. The vertebral arches lie on top of one another to form the spinal canal. The spinal cord lies in the vertebral canal. Intervertebral discs consist of cartilage and connective tissue. Intervertebral discs connect neighboring vertebrae to one another and absorb pressure and shocks.
One or more of your vertebral arches were removed in the course of an operation. This is done for slipped discs, for example, or when the spinal cord does not have enough room in the vertebral canal, which often results in pain.
For different reasons, the pain can reoccur after the operation. Nerves may be damaged. The vertebrae form the vertebral canal on the rear of the spinal column. The spinal cord runs in the vertebral canal. Nerve fibers run from the brain into the body via the spinal cord and form nerves there. Every nerve is responsible for a particular part of the skin and for certain muscles. These nerves are important for instance in enabling you to feel and move the muscles. Or a scar or other tissue may be pressing on the nerves, for example.
Can be a tough road, sometimes there are cases where back surgery is needed and there is no other option. But there are many cases where it is unnecessary and can worsen the condition altogether.
back surgery last, least invasive treatments first.
This is what most good surgeons will tell you.
Listen to them, don't rush into back surgery. I have seen too many patients do so only to call the office and tell us they are in pain once again and can we help them. Or in some cases, they call and inform us they got no relief whatsoever from the surgery.
Sometimes the answer is yes and sometimes, no.
Depends on the patient and the pain and the type of procedure and surgery they had performed on them. There are multiple factors involved.
Bottom line, try everything you can before undergoing back surgery.
This is why we have been specializing in spinal decompression for the past 18 years . Researched and proven highly effective by Johns Hopkins, Stanford University, and Mayo Clinic among others, NSSD or Non-Surgical Spinal decompression is highly effective and has zero side effects and no downtime.
Spinal Decompression Therapy also known as NSSD or Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression
Researched & Proven Highly Successful Through Johns Hopkins University, Stanford University, Duke Medical Center & Mayo Clinic Among Other. Spinal decompression is highly successful and effective in treating a number of conditions. These include pain associated with bulging and herniated discs, degenerative disc disease, sciatica, and even relapse or failed back surgery. The treatment enables most patients to return to pain-free, active lifestyles.
Chronic Lower Back Pain
Neck Pain
Herniated Discs
Slipped Discs
Pinched Nerves
Scoliosis
Disc Bulges
Degenerative Disc Disease
Sciatica
Spinal Stenosis
Neuropathy
Foraminal Stenosis
Researched & Proven Highly Successful Through Johns Hopkins University, Stanford University, Duke Medical Center & Mayo Clinic Among Other. Spinal decompression is highly successful and effective in treating a number of conditions. These include pain associated with bulging and herniated discs, degenerative disc disease, sciatica, and even relapse or failed back surgery. The treatment enables most patients to return to pain-free, active lifestyles.
Chronic Lower Back Pain
Neck Pain
Herniated Discs
Slipped Discs
Pinched Nerves
Scoliosis
Disc Bulges
Degenerative Disc Disease
Sciatica
Spinal Stenosis
Neuropathy
Foraminal Stenosis
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We are 5 star rated on over 200 reviews. Dr. Boelk utilizes methods that solved his severe neck and low back pain and disc herniations. Dr. Boelk holds the following licenses and certifications:
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*Due to demand, regardless of referral from family physician, neurologist, orthopedic surgeon or chiropractor patients are seen on a first come first serve basis.
We are 5 star rated on over 200 reviews. Dr. Boelk utilizes methods that solved his severe neck and low back pain and disc herniations. Dr. Boelk holds the following licenses and certifications:
-#1 Rated Spinal Decompression Office In San Diego
-Board Certified Doctor of Chiropractic
-California Licensed Doctor of Chiropractic
-Certified Spinal Decompression Doctor
-California X-ray Radiology Licensed Doctor
-Pain Free Performance Specialist
-The International Disc Education Association Member
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