Middle back pain is mind numbing - need a breast reduction ? Posted: 11-28-07 16:07pm
i have this horrible pain in the middle of
my back ive had it since i was 16 im 21
and i've been told by a family member the
pain could be caused by my breast (38 E)
but my father also had a back problem (a
disk was out of alignment) but i have no
clue what to do the last doc i've been to
was NO help at all he did nothing! i'm
considering a breast reduction but i'm not
sure yet. and i'm scared to go under the
knife
what should i do
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RichT
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Posted: 11-28-07 16:58pm
Hello Candy Sandy,
Have you been to neurosurgeons/spinal
surgeons? If not, you really do need to
seek their opinions. I'd suggest that at
a minimum you get the advice from at least
two neurosurgeons. Three or four would be
even better.
At this time not knowing what is causing
the pain in the middle of your back I'd
reecommend that you NOT have a breast
reduction. Family members may have good
intentions, but they are not medical
professionals.
The knife is the last option in my
opinion. I'm certainly going to keep the
knife as far away from me as I can for as
long as I can. My pain management doc has
really helped me.
I wish you the best.
RichT
Forgot a most important thing - Find the
BEST neurosurgeons/spinal surgeons that
you can. Talk to others in your community
and get their recommendations. Check out
how many spine surgeries they have done.
Yes it does take a lot of research, but it
is worth it.
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