Back injury and sabbatical

I recently discovered my very first back injury. One that involved a slipped disk and a severe back strain. I am unhappy to report I am unavailable until I can walk without a cain again.

I may have to have surgery so the estimated time that I will be unavailable for an appointment is between the next 1 week to a full 6 weeks. I already have a chiropractor appointment., however, if anyone has any further advice to help expedite this down time feel free to speak up.

The strain and slipped disk is in my lower back. the slipped disk producing sciatica.

I am very sorry if you are one of the gentlemen that had booked an appointment with me during this unfortunate time. I will keep everyone apprised I promise

Get better soon doll.

Thank you Kaylen, love the new avatar!

I recently discovered my very first back injury. One that involved a slipped disk and a severe back strain. I am unhappy to report I am unavailable until I can walk without a cain again.

I may have to have surgery so the estimated time that I will be unavailable for an appointment is between the next 1 week to a full 6 weeks. I already have a chiropractor appointment., however, if anyone has any further advice to help expedite this down time feel free to speak up.

The strain and slipped disk is in my lower back. the slipped disk producing sciatica.

I am very sorry if you are one of the gentlemen that had booked an appointment with me during this unfortunate time. I will keep everyone apprised I promise Originally Posted by JayceeRivers

I suggest hanging upside down and giving blow jobs that way. :-)

Get well soon.

I suffer from back pain as well. However, not to the extent that you are experiencing. I do know that you can't get comfortable regardless if you are standing, sitting or lying down. Best wishes on a speedy recovery.

Just sent you a PM.

Get well soon Jaycee.

I wish ya a speedy recovery sexy lady!!!

You have to get off the pole love...it messed my back up as well.

Seriously though, so sorry. Let me know if there is anything that I can do to help...outside of the normal things that would probably hurt.

Also, avoid 6inch heels.

Best wishes for a full & speedy recovery!

Thank you everyone for the well wishes.

Ari I have officially permanently retired from being a pole dancer.

MRI tomorrow and the likely route will be surgery but I am still seeing a chiropractor Monday.

Thank you for all of the PM advice. You have all helped amazingly.

I recently discovered my very first back injury. One that involved a slipped disk and a severe back strain. I am unhappy to report I am unavailable until I can walk without a cain again.

I may have to have surgery so the estimated time that I will be unavailable for an appointment is between the next 1 week to a full 6 weeks. I already have a chiropractor appointment., however, if anyone has any further advice to help expedite this down time feel free to speak up.

The strain and slipped disk is in my lower back. the slipped disk producing sciatica.

I am very sorry if you are one of the gentlemen that had booked an appointment with me during this unfortunate time. I will keep everyone apprised I promise Originally Posted by JayceeRivers

I had a twisted my back and a disk slipped partially out and broke off. I went to several doctors with no help at all. A lot of research I found the Doctors at Pain Care, especially Dr. Daniel L Bruning M.D. He is rated as one of the best in the country. The difference between his work and the work done at a well known and highly rated hospital near the Plaza was like the difference between night and day. There may be a big difference between doctors.

My back pain was so bad I can not even describe it. I could not walk for a long time. I kept talking to the physical therapists I was assigned to, but they didn't seem to understand. Finally, they asked to supervising doctor to look for a piriformis muscle spasms (Syndrome). One shot into the piriformis worked wonders. Seven years later, I still pay to get stretched every week. (see my private message).


With my injury, the L5 was twisted while lifting. But the muscle condition followed. I use stretches to keep this thing functioning properly so I can walk straight.

JR

You have to get off the pole love...it messed my back up as well. Originally Posted by AriannaKC

Honey what pole are you talking about.....she is very good with the pole

The immediate concern is reducing the inflammation from the injury that is causing the nerve pain. It's very important to stay as mobile as your are able. A chiropractor will probably be able to assist you with this, but don't get suckered in to doing this on a forever basis. If there is not obvious improvement after say six visits, that's probably going to be a dead end. Anyone honest will tell you this and have an excise plan to assist you as well. As JR seemed to suggest, if periodic traction is not contraindicated, that might help in the long term.

Failing all other conservative treatment options, back surgery should be your very last option. Do everything possible to avoid it. Once you have a laminectomy another will eventually be needed as spinal fusion tends to degrade the adjacent vertebrae.


Good luck.

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Yes, 100%, been there.