what to do if one doctor says you need surgery and another says you don't?

Question

herninated discs

Answer 1

__________________________ Are you serious? Your asking a bunch of people online. Go to another freakin doctor and ask their opinion.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Most doctors are very cautious about back surgery as often people come out worse than they went in. Which doctor do you trust more? If neither get a third and if necessary fourth opinion. Don't rush into surgery if you are not sure. Good Luck

Answer 4

herninated disc is a very serious condition. Someday your toes just feels tingling, and you have trouble walking. What i found helpful was not sitting up straight for too long. Do what you think is right.

They might do some heat therapy or make a cut here and there, but nothing really fix anything.

Answer 5

See a chiropractor who uses an activator. It is a little like a plunger to describe the action, but has an end on it like the screw-in door stops.
It is hand held like an over grown syringe. They have it hit the muscle beside the bones to help the muscles release allowing things to go back to normal.
For more information on muscles -The Trigger Point Therapy Workbook by Davies.

Answer 6

A recent study showed that over the long term people who did not have surgery for chronic back pain did nearly as well as those who did although early pain relief was better with surgery. You have to decide on the basis of how much your symptoms restrict your day to day life while realizing that surgery may not always provide complete relief.

Answer 7

I think the person should go ahead w/ da surgery if they live through pain everyday or just to get it over with now before later.
But if your a strong person or you don't believe in stuff like that don't go threw it. I would go threw with it though becuz it should pay off real well when its done with.

Answer 8

You find a third, and more experienced doctor to brake the tie. Find out how many years of experience each one had, where did they do their residence, their studies, what hospitals have they worked. All this info is available in the net.
Good luck with your discs.
R.

Answer 9

depends on the specialty of the doctor telling you to get the surgery. Are both of these doctors practicing primary care or is one a specialist? Either way, I would recommend to visit someone who specializes in orthopedics and take his/her opinion.

Answer 10

My husband had that.. had surgery and he isn't in pain and like a new man.. get a 3rd opinion though

Answer 11

Be careful,sometimes surgery can make it worse.Be very sure before you let someone operate on you.Research your condition and get as many opinions as it takes to help you make your decision.