This is very less likely. You have the heel pain due to same pathology, which caused you to have lower back surgery.
well it depend you could have to have surgery or and a brace.
Infection of the area and nerve damage can be common, as this is no minor procedure. Post-surgery complications in the lower back are also not rare.
kraske position
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Depending on your situation, consulting a chiropractor could help relieve back pain. But a chiropractor will recommend you see a spine specialist about having back surgery.
There are a few reasons why you might have twinges in your lower back. You could have a pulled muscle.
If someone is looking for information on laser back surgery, they could start with their family doctor. One could also look through MD magazines or library resources.
Ask your doctor. Everything goes through the lower back, one way or the other. Not knowing what surgery you had, the only best answer is to follow your doctor's advice.
if a surgeon is preforming lower back surgery on a patient, the most appropriate surgical position would be Kraske.
Some of the risk associated with disc replacement surgery is that you will continue to suffer back pain even after the surgery or you could reinjur yourself and put your back in even more harm.
There are many different things that a hard boil type knot with no core on the lower part of the back could be. It could be infection.
You could have a slipt disc in your lower back, they are very painful.