
08/09/2025
š§ One Spine Surgery Often Leads to Another... š
š©» Itās called āchasing the instabilityā ā and itās far too common.
When it comes to back or neck pain, many are led down a painful path that looks like this:
Steroid injections ā”ļø muscle relaxers ā”ļø pain meds ā”ļø physical therapy ā”ļø surgery ā”ļø repeat.
Fusion surgeries in particular are known to create long-term instability. And unfortunately, that means more surgeries , not less. In the meantime, medications like Gabapentin, NSAIDs, antidepressants, and muscle relaxers are often prescribed ā not to heal, but to numb.
Over time, you can become a shadow of your former selfā¦
ā”ļø Too tired to enjoy time with your kids
ā”ļø Missing out on social life
ā”ļø Struggling to just make it through the workday
This story was recently shared in a failed back surgery group ā itās not rare, itās reality for so many:
āIāve had 3 discectomies in 5 years. Now I have very little disc left and Iām in constant pain just sitting or standing. The surgeon says thereās nothing else they can do surgically. Iām supposed to go back to teaching in September, but I donāt know how Iāll manage. I have a young child. Iām trying swimming, but physio usually worsens it. Iām just expected to live like this.ā
Before committing to any spinal surgery, always exhaust all conservative options ā and make sure theyāre up to date. Outdated approaches can do more harm than good.
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You donāt have to live like this. There is a better way.