Post by swampygal on Apr 22, 2024 22:49:20 GMT
This morning I had to be at the Surgery Center at 5:15 Am for a Nerve Burn Procedure. I was taken back to the surgery room at 7:15 am. I was brought into Recovery, then I was released to come home.
I took a 3-1/2 hour nap and woke up at 5 pm.
After the burning of all the nerves I was "VERY VERY SORE AND ACHY", but after I woke up from my nap I felt much better.
I ask the Surgery Nurses exactly what they were going to do with Nerve Burnings or how they do it.
They told me the doctor goes in by each disk with needles and he cauterizes each nerve with different needles.
The next thing I knew I was out of it until they woke me up in Recovery.
This discribes about the Nerve Burning so you can better understand it.
A local anesthetic is injected through the needle to numb the target area. A radiofrequency current is sent through the needle to heat the identified portion of the nerve. The current destroys that area of the nerve, stopping it from sending pain signals to your brain.
I took a 3-1/2 hour nap and woke up at 5 pm.
After the burning of all the nerves I was "VERY VERY SORE AND ACHY", but after I woke up from my nap I felt much better.
I ask the Surgery Nurses exactly what they were going to do with Nerve Burnings or how they do it.
They told me the doctor goes in by each disk with needles and he cauterizes each nerve with different needles.
The next thing I knew I was out of it until they woke me up in Recovery.
This discribes about the Nerve Burning so you can better understand it.
A local anesthetic is injected through the needle to numb the target area. A radiofrequency current is sent through the needle to heat the identified portion of the nerve. The current destroys that area of the nerve, stopping it from sending pain signals to your brain.
