Join Our Community!
Share
Think you might be experiencing bone loss? Check out this Intro to Osteoporosis and evaluate your risk for developing bone weakness. ...
Do you have severe back pain? Do your bones break frequently or with little pressure? You might be experiencing osteoporosis. Found out more here....
Avatar
Q: Herniated Disk
asked by: schoc on April 11th, 2007
New User
I am a 42 y.o. physical fit militray man recently diagnosed with a herniated disk. I Have been having severe symptoms for the last 3 1/2 wks to include: radiating pain down both legs, trouble walking because of severe pain in the joints, pain associated with sneezing, coughing, blowing my nose, laughing, and numbness/tingling in the buttocks. My doctors have had me to try all non surgial treatments to include a steroid and a anti-imflamatory shot in both arms. My newest symptons are now numbness/tingling leading all the way up to the "penis". I am scheduled for a Epidural Steriod Injection (ESI) in 2 long wks from today. My question would be, what other symptoms could I develop waiting 2 more wks to get this ESI completed? I do have control of my bladder/bowel but it is now harder to urinate and I do have pain with my "stool". Thanx for any advice.
Did you find this post useful?
|
Quick Reply
Search