Spinal touch question. Please lend a hand.?
I may be getting a spinal tap soon. But I have a few questions.
1) What does it really be aware of like?
2) Pain from a scale of 1-10
3) Can it be done under sedation?
4) How long does it pocket?
5) Any downtime and what's the process after the procedure is done.
Thank you very very much.
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i had a spinal tap and at first i had no hypersensitivity..but then after 2 or so days i had a monster headache which was soothed by lying down on a bean shoulder bag.it disappeared within a week.bye and good luck I'm the biggest wimp in the world when it comes to shots!
Really it isn't discouraging.
1) I never even felt it. The most I felt was the doctor putting cold iodine to verbs the area.
2) Felt no pain so I'd say 1
3) it go so fast, I doubt they will sedate, plus you have to sit up
4) a second, it's concrete fast
5) no down time, I went to work the next daytime.
Relax, you may not want to look at the needle, but it's really not bad at all. Again, if I could do it, anyone can!
I used to enjoy cancer and had 2 dozen spinal taps. The process is very humiliated, but not that painful.
After the procedure, you will have horrible headaches that prevent you from any acticity for around 2 days.
The process solely takes 10 to 15 minutes, but don't plan anything for a few days, you will be laying in bed wish you could knock yourself out for a few days.
Good luck, I hope it goes better for you.
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1) What does it really be aware of like?
2) Pain from a scale of 1-10
3) Can it be done under sedation?
4) How long does it pocket?
5) Any downtime and what's the process after the procedure is done.
Thank you very very much.
Here are some very informative website that can answer your question.
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/lumbar-...
http://www.hmc.psu.edu/healthinfo/jkl/lu...
http://www.webmd.com/brain/lumbar-punctu...
i had a spinal tap and at first i had no hypersensitivity..but then after 2 or so days i had a monster headache which was soothed by lying down on a bean shoulder bag.it disappeared within a week.bye and good luck I'm the biggest wimp in the world when it comes to shots!
Really it isn't discouraging.
1) I never even felt it. The most I felt was the doctor putting cold iodine to verbs the area.
2) Felt no pain so I'd say 1
3) it go so fast, I doubt they will sedate, plus you have to sit up
4) a second, it's concrete fast
5) no down time, I went to work the next daytime.
Relax, you may not want to look at the needle, but it's really not bad at all. Again, if I could do it, anyone can!
I used to enjoy cancer and had 2 dozen spinal taps. The process is very humiliated, but not that painful.
After the procedure, you will have horrible headaches that prevent you from any acticity for around 2 days.
The process solely takes 10 to 15 minutes, but don't plan anything for a few days, you will be laying in bed wish you could knock yourself out for a few days.
Good luck, I hope it goes better for you.
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