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Old 07-23-2017, 09:59 AM
irishbrads irishbrads is offline
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Originally Posted by Blizzaga View Post
I second Joolsy's comments above. My experience was quite similar. It did take me 3 weeks to return to work, but I had two levels replaced, so I guess it makes it slightly more invasive for the body. Did not touch a single pain killer after the 3 weeks (ok, I have taken 1 ibuprofen for a headache within the last 6 months, but nothing for my back). After 6 weeks you are free to do anything, but you most likely don't feel really like going all-out at once. At 3 months out, I was already feeling good enough to say that "life is good" and do almost anything.
Hi Blizagga & Joolsy

thats incredible, back at awork after several weeks, Blizzaga you felt ready for anything after 3 months. I see you had the Active-L disc, did you have it done in the UK? is three months the norm, are you fully healed at three months or is that more like the six month period?
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Injured back in Gym in 2002

First MRI in 2012, diagnosed with DDD @ L4-L5 & L5-S1

Numerous injections, caudal block, epidural injections, Discogel

Considering ADR at both levels
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