So..... This is my diagnosis , for all who have inquired.... The recovery time is 6months and minimum 2 months off work! I am a very small business owner... Me , myself & I ! My concerns are that I live alone & that I live payday to payday....its a catch 22..... I have 4 that will need screws in my lower back & 2 in my neck... I know that God knew this would happen , I BELIEVE THERE IS A PLAN HE IS GOING TO REVEAL AND THE WAY FOR IT TO HAPPEN! NO MATTER WHAT MY FAITH IN HIM GROWS STRONGER!! Am I angry , scared feeling physically alone? Will my friends grow weary of me ? YES! IM SO HUMAN !! I covet your prayers at this time! Im so grateful for my friends near & wide that keep me encouraged!!! THANK U! ... One last thing... The man who backed into was NOT PAYING ATTENTION !!! I know he felt bad , but I bet he still has a job! PLEASE PLEASE PAY ATTENTION !!MUCH ❤️Spondylolisthesis may vary from mild to severe. A person with spondylolisthesis may have no symptoms. The condition can produce increased lordosis (also called swayback), but in later stages may result in kyphosis (roundback) as the upper spine falls off the lower spine. Symptoms may include: Lower back pain Muscle tightness (tight hamstring muscle) Pain, numbness, or tingling in the thighs and buttocks Stiffness Tenderness in the area of the slipped disc Weakness in the legs Surgery may be needed to fuse the slipped vertebrae if you have: Severe pain that does not get better with treatment A severe slip of a spine bone Weakness of muscles in one or both of your legs There is a chance of nerve injury with such surgery. However, the results can be very successful. If too much slippage occurs, the bones may begin to press on nerves. Surgery may be necessary to correct the condition. Other complications may include: Chronic back pain Infection Temporary or permanent damage of spinal nerve roots, which may cause sensation changes, weakness, or paralysis of the legs
Posted on: Wed, 06 Aug 2014 01:42:03 +0000
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