Radiofrequency Ablation Full Procedure - Lumbar
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ส.ค. 2024
- 1. Anesthesia 00:00
2. Insertion of Electrodes 00:44
3. Nerve Testing for Safety 01:17
4. X-Ray Dye is Inserted 03:20
5. Numbing Medicine Inserted 03:36
6. First Set of Lesions 04:58
7. Second Set of Lesions 07:22
8. Electrodes are Removed 07:58
9. Numbing Steroids Inserted 08:03
10. Do Radiofrequency Ablations Hurt? 08:32
11. When to Expect Pain Relief 08:54
Note: about one minutes was cut out during the second lesion out to protect patient privacy.
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Had this procedure done in 2018. It's now 2024 it has made a world of difference for the better.
That's great to hear. I'm having my neck done in a couple of weeks. 12 months of pain relief would be SO great, I know it isn't the same in every patient but I have had my fill of other methods - chiropractic, steroids, opioids, muscle relaxers, acupuncture, physical therapy - 18 months of getting nowhere, I just want something that works.
Aren't you getting it done every year they say they only last for about a year then you have to have it redone
Daniel, the two doses of lidocaine blockers I had for trial were fairly painful. Concerned the burning will be a lot worse. What is the pain comparison between the two?
I had my test done yesterday it worked well I'm looking forward to this procedure next month.
I'm having this donetomorrow in Antwerp, Belgium. Wanted to see what it looks like.
How did it work out for you
@@thewholeworldisbeautiful It was fine the first two weeks -and then the pain returned. Will have a second one done soon - at least they know that nerve is the culprit, it's just very stubborn
That destroyed the skin on my back!!! I HAD IT DONE 3 TIMES.... NEVER NEVER NEVER AGAIN
Did they barbecue the skin ?
Im 36yrs old and have to get this done on my l2-l5. For the results normally lasting 2 yes max said here, how many times is this allowed to be performed with me being so young still? What would a next step be?
Im 41 now and Im having my 2nd one done about a year after the first one on March 1st. Though Im concerned a little about being young to have them I dont have much of another option due to having 2 torn disks in l4 l5 region that when the nerve gets aggravated is so painful I cant stand/walk or barely crawl and move. Also the left side pain is gone so theyre only doing it on the right side this time and adding in some PT to strength the area after. Regular chiro or massages probably would be a good idea too
My wife has this done it helps some but if you turn it up to high the battery will die sooner ! I will never have it done
Are you maybe thinking of a spinal cord stimulator? The RFA does not have a battery involved.
@braydenbutterfield9848 you're right