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Your (Total Knee Replacement) Operation Day at Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital
Coming in for total knee replacement surgery at Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital? Watch our guide on patients' frequently asked questions on what to expect, including:
- What happens when I arrive at the hospital?
- What will my patient bedroom look like?
- What sort of anesthetic will I have?
- What time will I go down into theatre & changes to theatre list timings on the day
- What can I eat after surgery?
- What do I do if I feel in pain?
- How long is my hospital stay & changes to length of stay depending on recovery
- Will I get to see my surgeon before I leave?
- Explaining the discharge process
- Tips for settling back in at home
If you have any questions about your upcoming hospital treatment, for the quickest response, please contact us on: 0113 388 2000. We look forward to welcoming you to Yorkshire's largest independent hospital: Nuffield Health, in Leeds.
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Your (Hip Replacement Precaution Pathway) Operation Day at Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital
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Coming in for hip replacement surgery at Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital? Watch our guide on patients' frequently asked questions on what to expect, including: - What happens when I arrive at the hospital? - What will my patient bedroom look like? - What sort of anesthetic will I have? - What time will I go down into theatre & changes to theatre list timings on the day - What can I eat after sur...
Your (Hip Replacement Restriction Free) Operation Day at Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital
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Coming in for hip replacement surgery at Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital? Watch our guide on patients' frequently asked questions on what to expect, including: - What happens when I arrive at the hospital? - What will my patient bedroom look like? - What sort of anesthetic will I have? - What time will I go down into theatre & changes to theatre list timings on the day - What can I eat after sur...
Your Operation Day at Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital
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Coming in for surgery at Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital? Watch our guide on patients' frequently asked questions on what to expect, including: - What happens when I arrive at the hospital? - What will my patient bedroom look like? - What sort of anesthetic will I have? - What time will I go down into theatre & changes to theatre list timings on the day - What can I eat after surgery? - What do ...
Paediatrics elbow & shoulder surgery
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Hear from consultant orthopaedic surgeon (elbow & shoulder specialist) Mr Sam Vollans from Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital talking through shoulder and elbow deformity, injuries and surgery for children. Mr Vollans covers the typical paediatric patients he sees with shoulder or elbow problems including sports injuries and deformities. Find out more about the paediatric service at Nuffield Health...
Mr Ajit Shetty on Mako Robot-Assisted Surgery
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Hear from Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Mr Ajit Shetty talk about Mako robot-assisted surgery for hip and knee replacements at Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital, Yorkshire's largest private hospital. Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital are proud to be the first hospital between London and Edinburgh to offer robotic-arm assisted surgery for a range of orthopaedic treatments. Find out more about our Rob...
Mr Ram Venkatesh on Mako Robot-Assisted Surgery
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Hear from Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Mr Ram Venkatesh talk about Mako robot-assisted surgery for knee replacements at Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital, Yorkshire's largest private hospital. Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital are proud to be the first hospital between London and Edinburgh to offer robotic-arm assisted surgery for a range of orthopaedic treatments. Find out more about our Robotic O...
Mr James Hahnel on Mako Robot-Assisted Surgery
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Hear from Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Mr James Hahnel talk about Mako robot-assisted surgery for hip and knee replacements at Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital, Yorkshire's largest private hospital. Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital are proud to be the first hospital between London and Edinburgh to offer robotic-arm assisted surgery for a range of orthopaedic treatments. Find out more about our Ro...
Robotic Orthopaedic Centre in Leeds
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Learn more about what robot-assisted joint replacement surgery is as well as the Robotic Orthopaedic Centre at Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital, Yorkshire, UK. Find out more: nuffieldhealth.com/leeds Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital | Yorkshire's largest private hospital
What is Robot-Assisted Knee Replacement Surgery?
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Learn more about robot-assisted knee replacement surgery. Hear from our Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeons Mr James Hahnel, Mr Ajit Shetty, Mr Jon Conroy and Mr Ram Venkatesh and find out: - Benefits of the robot-assisted knee replacement surgery, how it is different to traditional surgery - How the robot works - 'does the robot do the surgery?' - About Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital - see what ou...
What is Robot-Assisted Hip Replacement Surgery?
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Learn more about robot-assisted hip replacement surgery. Hear from our Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Mr Jon Conroy, Mr Ajit Shetty and Mr James Hahnel and find out: - Benefits of the robot-assisted total hip replacement surgery, how it is different to traditional surgery - How the robot works - 'does the robot do the surgery?' - About Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital - see what our hospital look...
What is Recovery Plus? Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital
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Hear from our Nuffield Health Leeds team and find out more about Recovery Plus, a complimentary scheme for private patients at Nuffield Health who have undergone either orthopaedic, spinal or some gynaecological procedures (see full list: bit.ly/2xhIT3N) It includes a 3 month membership and your own recovery coach at a Nuffield Health Fitness & Wellbeing Gym of your choice plus a personal recov...
Will's Story - Sports knee injury - Paediatrics
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Meet Will. Will suffered from reoccurring knee pain and problems which limited his ability to play rugby. After meeting Specialist Consultant Knee Surgeon Professor Nick London, Prof London changed all that. Find out more about Specialist Consultant Knee Surgeon Professor Nick London: bit.ly/31VoiQW Find out more about our Paediatric service at Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital: bit.ly/2YjI1Ya
What is a Tonsillectomy?
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Hear from Consultant ENT Surgeon Mr Sanjay Verma about tonsillectomy, including coblation tonsillectomy which is offered as part of our paediatric service here at Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital. Learn why sometimes children need their tonsils removed, the different tonsillectomy operations, including the benefits of coblation tonsillectomy. Find out more about our Paediatric service at Nuffield...
Paediatrics at Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital
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Meet Consultant ENT Surgeon Mr Sanjay Verma, Consultant orthopaedic spinal surgeon Mr Almas Khan, Specialist Consultant Knee Surgeon Prof Nick London and Consultant Orthopaedic surgeon (shoulder and elbow specialist) Mr Sam Vollans as well as our hard working paediatric nurses and physio team to learn more about our paediatric service at Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital, Yorkshire’s largest priva...
Pain Management at the Centre for Spinal and Neurosurgery
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Pain Management at the Centre for Spinal and Neurosurgery
Brain Tumours
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Brain Tumours
Brain surgery at the Centre for Spinal and Neurosurgery
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Brain surgery at the Centre for Spinal and Neurosurgery
What is Spinal Fusion surgery?
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What is Spinal Fusion surgery?
Spinal surgery at the Centre for Spinal and Neurosurgery
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Spinal surgery at the Centre for Spinal and Neurosurgery
What is Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis?
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What is Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis?
Tyrrell Sisters' Scoliosis Journey
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Tyrrell Sisters' Scoliosis Journey
Trigeminal Neuralgia
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Trigeminal Neuralgia
Trigeminal Neuralgia - Jeff's Story
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Trigeminal Neuralgia - Jeff's Story
Working in the critical care unit at Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital
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Working in the critical care unit at Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital
Working on our wards at Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital
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Working on our wards at Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital
Working in theatre at Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital
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Working in theatre at Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital
Working at Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital
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Working at Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital
Robot Assisted Hip Replacement Surgery: Bill's Story
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Robot Assisted Hip Replacement Surgery: Bill's Story
Robot Assisted Hip Replacement Surgery: Chris's Story
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Robot Assisted Hip Replacement Surgery: Chris's Story

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  • @mfk1673
    @mfk1673 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I had a bicycle accident over thirty years ago that caused me to go over the handlebars and strike my head on the pavement. At the time the hospital stated that, although I hadn’t fractured my skull, it could cause me problems later in life. Striking my head had caused a slight dent in my skull above the left eye. I was absolutely fine until about three years ago I started getting localised pain in the region of the dent. The pain flare-ups initially occurred about twice a week but have now progressed to every day. The hospital neurologist suspects this is supraorbital nerve pain, but all the NHS can do is prescribe medication such as Amitriptyline. I’ve tried this but it doesn’t work! I just haven’t got a clue where I can turn now. Any ideas would be most appreciated.

  • @AyurvedicDoctor-y6q
    @AyurvedicDoctor-y6q 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Thanks for this information ....Brahmi vati from Planet Ayurveda are good results on Trigeminal neuralgia

  • @williamwhite9926
    @williamwhite9926 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I was 68 when it happened to me. It was horrible when I had an attack falling to the ground screaming. I had vd surgery two years ago and the monster has stopped. I’m so thankful for Dr. John McGregor for fixing me. So far so good. This whole ordeal changed me spiritually as I never knew how horrible pain could be.

  • @LousyLittleWorm
    @LousyLittleWorm 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I had a surgery here last year in April. The nurses and doctors are super nice ❤

  • @Nisha-kl8rl
    @Nisha-kl8rl 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    The amazing treatment from Planet Ayurveda has helped me manage my Trigeminal Neuralgia pain better than anything else.

  • @FlexBicep
    @FlexBicep 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Congrats

  • @stevendrennan167
    @stevendrennan167 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Just found this , and it is very comparable to mine. Carbamazepine has helped me over the years, but side effects are not good. Found out I am a candidate for MVD. Such a relief to hear that. I just need to wait for the OP

  • @samanthadutoit1247
    @samanthadutoit1247 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    He is so handsome 😊

  • @Nisha-kl8rl
    @Nisha-kl8rl 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Constantly battling Trigeminal Neuralgia can drain your energy, but with Planet Ayurveda's natural treatment, you regain vitality and zest for life. Their treatment is best.

  • @keefardin612
    @keefardin612 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    HOORAY A VIDEO ABOUT TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA THAT COMMENTS HAVNT BEEN TURNED OF ON, MY EX WIFE HAD IT , ITS KNOWN AS SUICIDE DISEASE AS THIS IS THE ONLY SUPPOSED WAY OUT , HER MUM HAD IT ,ALSO , AFTER A WHILE I PUT 2 AND 2 TOGETHER AND REALISED IT WAS THEIR CONTINUOUS PHONE TO THE EAR CONVERSATIONS OF AND HOUR OR SO, OR SOMETIMES LONGER WHEN THEY WENT ON SPEAKER PHONE EVENTUALLY BOTH OF THEIR SYMPTOMS DISSAPEARED ALTOGETHER SO,,,, DON'T HOLD THE PHONE NEXT TO YOUR EAR AS YOUR FACE IS NOW AN AIRIEL,,,,, AND THE PHONE WAVES CAUSES GREAT DAMAGE TO NERVE ENDINGS IN THE FACE JAW EAR ETC , SO GO ON SPEAKER PHONE AND TAKE A LAW SUIT OUT ON THE PHONE COMPANIES ,,,, PROBABLY WHY THEY STOP THE COMMENTS ON OTHER SITES AND VIDEOS, JUST IN CASE WE HAVE A VERY SMART LAWYER OUT THERE WITH A WIFE WITH TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA,

  • @harri7416
    @harri7416 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Hi there. I think I have this. I am managing the pain with 10mg of Amitriptyline ever night. This generally keeps it at bay but if I forget to take a dose the pain comes straight back. Interestingly, I also suffer with vertigo which I believe is related via the Vestibulocochlear nerve and superior cerebellar artery. Has anyone had similar issues?

  • @sksksmsksk3714
    @sksksmsksk3714 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Arkadaş burda bile karşıma türk çıktı 😂

  • @maxpowers6221
    @maxpowers6221 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Had this surgery by Dr Timothy! It transformed my life! I was in a real bad way and really bad pain! I’m pain free and very happy with the result! This guy is the best! I can highly recommend this surgeon!

  • @oliviazaldivar7546
    @oliviazaldivar7546 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    if you're considering getting spinal fusion for scoliosis DONT DO IT DONT DO IT DONT DO IT!!! I had my spine fused with 22 screws and 2 rods from C3 to L2 five years ago when I was 19 and I have been suffering from debilitating pain since. The best years of my life have been wasted laying in bed. I struggle severely with putting on my shoes, lifting anything, wearing a backpack, wearing a bra, standing for more than 2 hours and even sleeping. I can't even get through a nail appointment without taking breaks to lay down. I can no longer participate in my favourite activities. I'm FUSED in a slouched position. I take so much tylenol and advil to cope with the pain and as result I have accidentally poisoned myself on more than one occasion just trying to get through the day. getting this surgery has been my greatest regret. If you're considering spinal fusion for yourself or for your child, don't do it. It will ruin your life. Sometimes I wish I died on that table. I'd rather be dead than be forced to live the rest of my life like this.

  • @Matt-uj6jm
    @Matt-uj6jm 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Mr Timothy I have followed you for some time as a disabled war veteran who was operated on 1999 prolapsed disks at QEUH Glasgow. Years down the line degeneration at multi levels causing falls at home on the streets fractures, serious cuts, torn ligaments ankles, broken toes. I could go on sadly people like me who suffered serious trauma at my spine. Are just lumped into the category someone with are sore back now. I was informed serious mechanical issues causing falls and pain. And fusion was the way a head however it looked on the scan as it fusing was happening naturally??. Leftin limbo still collapsing due to the onset of mind numbing further nerve damage. People like me are being left behind knowingly for all the wrong reasons. Keep up the great work Mr Timothy

    • @Nachbardesvertrauens
      @Nachbardesvertrauens 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Come to Germany, you'll get the right treatment. Of course you have to stay here for some time. I don't know your situation, but if that suffer isn't living anymore, I'd take any chance to rehab

  • @deevine1529
    @deevine1529 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Trigeminal Neuralgia 5 years. GAMMA KNIFE Oct 26, 2023. 😢 my story a unique one as the Dentist left an object in my jaw that caused my facial paralysis. I also suffered a CSF leak out my left nostril and had an endoscopy surgery to repair a Crack in my skull. I would love to share my story in hopes it begins healing and help others. 🙏

  • @DamienMearns
    @DamienMearns ปีที่แล้ว

    How bad was her curve ? Why did you not offer her the ASMI ? th-cam.com/video/18ULDlGypAY/w-d-xo.html

  • @highparadise11
    @highparadise11 ปีที่แล้ว

    And if being sent to psych instead of getting help…

  • @hannelaursen7701
    @hannelaursen7701 ปีที่แล้ว

    I have had it for 20 years in both size of my head. I can not be treaded😢 But it is good for you

  • @mihaelagrosu6984
    @mihaelagrosu6984 ปีที่แล้ว

    Hi, my husband he have TN can you tell me please where i find the doctor for this surgery .Thank you

    • @radoslavstefanov2387
      @radoslavstefanov2387 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Hi get in touch with dr.Takuro Inou from Japan,it is best of the best neurosurgeon for TN,will help for sure!

  • @josephegwuatu9386
    @josephegwuatu9386 ปีที่แล้ว

    Hello, I'm from Nigeria and I have avn on my left hip . I would like to have my surgery at this hospital with the help of the mako robot . I don't know how best to go about it Can you help me?

  • @gdhyejw137
    @gdhyejw137 ปีที่แล้ว

    you girls are so lucky, you need to be greateful for having a parents that can help you get medication. I'm 18 and i'm suffering from scoliosis(pain and shame) I've no one to share my pain and suffering. I hope God won't let me die before i experience what it feels like to have a strait body that doesn't give me pain and shame. Sometimes it makes me cry and some times it make me angry on my self, why I I'm not born like everybody why??? i've no answer. anyways I'm so happy for you girls.

    • @DamienMearns
      @DamienMearns ปีที่แล้ว

      The ASMI if you've not had the op: th-cam.com/video/18ULDlGypAY/w-d-xo.html

  • @jonathanshiff3892
    @jonathanshiff3892 ปีที่แล้ว

    This surgery ruined my life.

    • @kukri52231
      @kukri52231 ปีที่แล้ว

      How?

    • @deborahdesanto2313
      @deborahdesanto2313 ปีที่แล้ว

      How?

    • @jonathanshiff562
      @jonathanshiff562 ปีที่แล้ว

      They fused me on 13 levels.

    • @Hydrich93
      @Hydrich93 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

      I sympathize! It was suggested but I declined. I'm doing well. I've heard from many telling me not to go with it. Glad I did. Sorry to hear what you're going through!

    • @ma.ajigarkhan7540
      @ma.ajigarkhan7540 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Hi doctor said l4 l5 spine fusion it's was recommended or not already did microdiscectomy ​@@Hydrich93

  • @charinagel5690
    @charinagel5690 ปีที่แล้ว

    God Bless you and your Drs. man. So glad you could find help.

  • @JeffAxe-p6o
    @JeffAxe-p6o ปีที่แล้ว

    Hi all. Next month it'll be five years since my MVD surgery and still zero pain. Thanks for your good wishes and I'm so pleased for everyone who has had a similar outcome. For those who are suffering, please just get it checked and be persistent, but bear in mind that not every head pain is due to TN. The trick is to speak to someone who knows how to differentiate between eg toothache and TN. If your dentist doesn't know anything about TN then change dentists. Best wishes to all, and much respect to Kenan Deniz. BTW the video was good fun to do :-) Jeff Axe

    • @88Leehom
      @88Leehom ปีที่แล้ว

      Thank you for the update. It gives hope to people suffering from this horrible illness.

  • @THROUGH_THE_LOOKING_GLASS79
    @THROUGH_THE_LOOKING_GLASS79 ปีที่แล้ว

    I've just been diagnosed with this,and I've never felt pain like it, I'm same I don't wanna go out too afraid to eat drink incase I get pain even touch is so painful and paracetamol foesnt work

  • @jeffreyw2489
    @jeffreyw2489 ปีที่แล้ว

    My mother was diagnosed with this. Her neurologist wrapped the nerve in Teflon and, believe it or not, it really took away the pain in her head. She's had no problems for years now.

    • @ArChi285
      @ArChi285 ปีที่แล้ว

      REALLY? So you mean TN is curable? My brother is just diagnosed the other day.

  • @oakstrong1
    @oakstrong1 ปีที่แล้ว

    My father had this for years. An operation worked for him for a few years but then it started coming back and My dad had another operation. He says cold air on his face can trigger the pain but it has definitely been better.

  • @Scratchync
    @Scratchync ปีที่แล้ว

    Sadly, this is the 1st video I have ever seen on TN. I was diagnosed in 2002. Unfortunately, I am not a candidate for MVD😞😞😞

  • @lauriekline178
    @lauriekline178 ปีที่แล้ว

    I have TN, ON,MCAS, Achalasia, PCOS, AVM of the occipital lobe. I take Zyrtec Montelukast, Metformin , pregablin and ketotifen drops for the eyes. I use bendable straws to drink. Eating pain free foods helps. I’m almost getting to remission. The attacks are milder. I have been sick for 3 months.

  • @horaciopingitzer6293
    @horaciopingitzer6293 ปีที่แล้ว

    The solusion?

  • @travisricks3436
    @travisricks3436 ปีที่แล้ว

    Do you take Louisiana Medicare and Medicaid?

  • @andrewjones6280
    @andrewjones6280 ปีที่แล้ว

    16:28 I have watched all the videos you have sent, thank you.

  • @jeannieself8047
    @jeannieself8047 ปีที่แล้ว

    Its genetic. My Grandmother had it. She had the surgery where they cut the whole nerve , late 50s early 60s. She was in her 60s, not happy with the results. . My Daddy was 65 when his started driving him crazy. He had his nerve cauterized in 1983 good success.. Im 77 and I have it. But only have attacks a few times a year thank you God. My daughter, who's 53, has it with intermittent attacks. Thats a gene they need to find and wipe out. When those attacks come, it does make you suicidal for the endurance of the attack.

  • @wigiewiliann7886
    @wigiewiliann7886 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    I called my TN kamikaze headaches. Horrible pain and life

  • @jayfurjill
    @jayfurjill 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Just been given a date of 14 November for my spinal surgery, really nice to be able to have a look around first and try not to panic!

  • @teknoted2576
    @teknoted2576 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    I have been dealing with the worst pain known to man since 2013. Had micrivascular decompression & 2 gamma knifes, nerve blocks. Now i am dealing with anethesia delerosa. Living a "life of pills" taking gabapentin. Only Dr. Jesus can heal me. Doctors cannot cure this horrible disease. I will have to try to cope with this for the rest of my life. Does anybody that has TN have anything they would like to comment on this?

    • @harri7416
      @harri7416 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

      I have aTN (atypical trigeminal neuralgia). Its similar but a dull toothache like pain rather than sharp stabbing pain. I also suffer from vertigo and light headedness which I believe is related.

  • @holly6435
    @holly6435 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    SO TRUMP WAS CONNECTED TO JEFFS STORY ! WOW

  • @VV6385
    @VV6385 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    I have a question if anybody can know this.. Can you get a TN from injuring the nerve in chin from syringe? Thank you

    • @VV6385
      @VV6385 ปีที่แล้ว

      @Jack Warner i am glad you got rid of it, I am still not sure if I have TN or TMJ .. waiting time for examination in our country is long no matter if you pay for service.

  • @kimsuvia3499
    @kimsuvia3499 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    I'm not quite at a year anniversary of this surgery. I almost didn't want to watch this video, sort of not wanting to be reminded of how horrific this condition is. My heart goes out to anyone who has experienced this and am so thrilled for Jeff's relief. I had it for ten years and got to where the medication didn't help anymore. I didn't consider suicide but understood how one would and could see that I could get there if I couldn't get relief. I am so grateful for the smallest of things now and even with some facial numbness and hearing loss from the surgery, the trade for the pain was so worth it.

  • @karenlindley.9756
    @karenlindley.9756 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Mr Timothy is seriously THE BEST consultant I’ve ever seen (I’ve seen a lot) and probably the most caring individual I’ve ever met. Anyone who gets him as their consultant are extremely lucky. He did a spinal fusion on myself … ALIF ON MY L5/S1. He’s a total rock star and a groundbreaking pioneer in progressing this field as far as he can take it. I can not speak highly enough of him. If anyone deserves a Knighthood it’s this man.

  • @michellekirby2278
    @michellekirby2278 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    I deal with this pain everyday, and honestly it's freaking hell dealing with this pain , l take gabapentin 600 and it helps a little bit, but I get horrible migraines,

    • @lauriekline178
      @lauriekline178 ปีที่แล้ว

      Hey there 😃 I take a Tylenol with gabapentin and it works for the headache. I take Zyrtec too, so it takes care of high histamine brain fog.

  • @michaelpond813
    @michaelpond813 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    I use. D. M. S. O after 40 yrs of hell on earth. It works is cheap and mixed half water half. D. M. S. O. Twice a day. God bless. It works.

  • @NathalieBoynton3862
    @NathalieBoynton3862 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    I wish I was under the Nuffield but I cant afford it. So I'm in the list for complex spinal surgery at Hull. Dont know how how long I'll hv to wait to be seen and then how long till the operation. If you could offer probono work consider me, I've been suffering since I was 24 and I'm now 59.

  • @josebelloso3112
    @josebelloso3112 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Look at prolotherapy for trigeminal neuralgia on TH-cam. I have been getting prolotherapy treatments for all my weird sensations I've been having since 2016. TMJ pain, vertigo, shooting pain causing headaches, neck pain, numbness on my arms and legs. My Primary doctor would tell me nothing is wrong with me. So I found Prolotherapy on my own. Pay out of pocket. Not my provider. But don't care because this has helped me so much. Was my last resort on doing something because I wanted to give up. Hope it will help someone else. 🙏

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  • @BOLLOCKS1968
    @BOLLOCKS1968 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    I suffered for years with nerve pain in my neck, jaw, face and head. There is absolutely nothing other than surgery that can stop it. No tablets, no massage therapy, nothing! I would literally sit in the same position for hours, terrified of moving for fear of agitating something. I couldn't lie down for more than a few minutes. I slept in a chair for two years with my head propped against a pillow. I had multiple nerve blocks that had no effect other than the first day. There were times if someone said if you rob this bank and your pain would be gone ... I would have done it and not feel the least bit of guilt. Worst of all are the people who think that you are over reacting or lying about the level of pain that you have to deal with on a daily basis! For 5 years I was a spectator who just watched everyone else's lives go on while I sat in pain purgatory. Finding the right surgeon who understands that this is so debilitating some people would rather die than live with that level of pain! Cheers ✌ ❤

    • @mrsbell85jb
      @mrsbell85jb 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      You just summed my life up. I have seen every kind of doctor. As a matter of fact I go see a neurologist today.... so I am going to take my finding to her cause she really don't know what's wrong with me.. I been telling the doctors for years that it was the nerves in my head.. I guess since I am not a nurse or doctor they didn't want to here it..

    • @BOLLOCKS1968
      @BOLLOCKS1968 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@mrsbell85jb Sadly I can relate. 90 % of the Doctors I saw were useless in offering any solution other than tablets for pain ...which can become a problem when your body becomes tolerant to them. It always came down to if we can't see it there must not be a problem. I had a massage therapist who I told if you are going to touch my face, neck or head please be very gentle. That woman and her fingers went at me like a hyperactive typist ! I literally walked out in tears cursing her. I am just happy I found an understanding surgeon who actually wanted to know as much as I did what was wrong with me. I had 4 discs in my neck that were hitting nerves. MRIs would never show it unless it was actually happening while I was in the machine. That is exactly what happened. I think my 4th MRI showed the one disc hitting the nerve. During the surgery he saw the true mess I had been living with. Sorry for rambling lol. I truly hope you are feeling better and have been able to find even a little bit of relief! ✌❤

    • @mrsbell85jb
      @mrsbell85jb 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@BOLLOCKS1968 I went to another dentist and she called it "TIC" something" and I told the neurologist and she act like she was mad that she didn't find out first. The only reason why she said that I didn't have it was because I still brush my teeth. Yes, I had all the other symptoms.. I didn't think she cared. So, she diagnosed me with it I told her that it do sometime hurt but, I just still have to brush my teeth.

    • @stj971
      @stj971 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      I found out I had mercury poisoning from silver fillings. Had them removed and mostly free 5 yrs later.

    • @Lalaaldrigigen1234
      @Lalaaldrigigen1234 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@BOLLOCKS1968 sorry but did you get help?

  • @bethneyland9372
    @bethneyland9372 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    No relief for my husband with this surgery, also no relief with gamma knife either. This man lives with so much pain! I don’t know how to help!

    • @stj971
      @stj971 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      Does he have silver fillings? Test for heavy metals/mercury. Can also be herpetic lesions.

    • @radoslavstefanov2387
      @radoslavstefanov2387 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Hi get in touch with dr.Takuro Inou from Japan,it is best of the best neurosurgeon for TN,will help for sure!

  • @misternewoutlook5437
    @misternewoutlook5437 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    It's horrible. You never know when a severe episode will strike.

  • @ekeretteekpo3004
    @ekeretteekpo3004 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    It would be a privilege to work with you in any capacity.