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  • Mr I
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    Very nice

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  • Bouncer
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    Mr I comeback theme song.


    https://youtu.be/_CL6n0FJZpk

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  • Mr I
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    ^ the thing is, we bodybuilding. The beauty of this is that there are so many different machines that you can work round problems.

    Squatting was never a permanent fixture for ne, deadlifting either. I used to ben row 405.

    But I can see a back workout of pull downs chest support rows, cable and light t bar, rich pulls maybe

    Legs, leg press to 90, hacks to moderate weight. Fixed position shoulder pressing etc so I feel confident that once in action again I can build a good physique and be healthy

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  • Bouncer
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    Originally posted by Mr I View Post
    Just by way of update; the orthopedic consultants ar Epsom have met this morning and concluded as a group that I do need an operation. Despite my best efforts for six months for conservative treatment it's just not going to cut it and to avoid possible paralysis it's neccassary to operate. They will be putting me on urgent list. Following the op I'm likely to need two weeks off work and possibly some care.

    So that's it, I've tried conservative treatment but now I'm going in
    keep us updated on your progress brother. road to recovery. once the surgery is done everyday will be 1 day closer to feeling like you again. nothing negative about this at all. your doing what it takes to fix a problem. once your finally able to hit it again your body will be primed for results and you'll be mentally refreshed.

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  • Mr I
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    Thanks chadd, the op Has good success rates for athletes

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  • Chadd77
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    Wish you the best bro. Hope you heal up and are able to be back in the gym soon.

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  • Mr I
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    Just by way of update; the orthopedic consultants ar Epsom have met this morning and concluded as a group that I do need an operation. Despite my best efforts for six months for conservative treatment it's just not going to cut it and to avoid possible paralysis it's neccassary to operate. They will be putting me on urgent list. Following the op I'm likely to need two weeks off work and possibly some care.

    So that's it, I've tried conservative treatment but now I'm going in

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  • Mr I
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    Watch "Bodybuilders experience L5S1 Microdiscectomy" on YouTube
    https://youtu.be/pXaT9Ryx2QE

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  • Mr I
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    The foot drop is no worse it's the same but the more reading I do and the more case examples I see it looks like it may well need micro surgery. Now when you take an edge off a disk it takes three months to scar over and the scar is always more susceptible to herniation.

    But certainly the muscle tissue micro cut would heal faster you'd think, with support

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  • Bouncer
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    Originally posted by Mr I View Post
    Aas question?

    I've a strong suspicion that either the prolapse /bulge has got worse or a fragment has broken off. Either way a micro diskectomy will be required. MRI next week will help determined.

    Q - they will have to bore through muscle to get to the disk. So will gh speed recovery after?
    It's worse now? Like compared to a few days ago?

    I'd imagine gh would speed up any recovery.

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  • Mr I
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    Aas question?

    I've a strong suspicion that either the prolapse /bulge has got worse or a fragment has broken off. Either way a micro diskectomy will be required. MRI next week will help determined.

    Q - they will have to bore through muscle to get to the disk. So will gh speed recovery after?

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  • Mr I
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    I see, that sounds clever I guess they just shove a big needle in and suck some juice out so the prolapse /bulge goes back in.

    It wouldn't work so well on me at my age as the disk doesn't have much water retention in it anyway

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  • epix00
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    Has your doctor ever brought up a procedure called a nucleoplasty?

    I had L5/S1 issues and this fixed my sciatica. Not all specialists conduct this kind of procedure. It is relatively new. It did wonders for me though. Its extremely noninvasive outpatient procedure and i was on my feet the next day doing fine. look it up, not sure if it would help your specific situation...but it really changed my life.

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  • Mr I
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    Originally posted by FrankTheTank55 View Post
    I get this done every 10 months or so. I think the steroid injection is the first step. The second step is wear they burn the nerve ending. It really helps! But the nerve eventually heals, that's way I have to go back every 10 months sometime it lasts a year.
    Frank

    Try this out. It may look like nothing but it's kind if like cutting through all that yoga stuff and getting to the good bit for your back Watch "Lower back workout, with Dr. Eric Goodman and Foundation Training" on YouTube
    https://youtu.be/4BOTvaRaDjI

    I just tried it and feel much better

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  • chuckz28
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    Originally posted by Bouncer View Post
    I'd watch Mr I doing a "better by the day" series. Fella cracks me up.

    "Now listen fellas, you gotta get on this inversion chair and the key is while your doing it you gotta force feed on hawthorn berry and hemp oil half gallon."
    He's just gotta sprinkle some "God dammit" and "right babe?" in there.

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