Dr sarno and herniated disc

[cammb33]

So I have a herniated disk in my back confirmed by mri. What is dr sarnos stance on this. Is the disk causing the pain or something else?

 

[FredAmir]

According to the American College of Physicians, spinal abnormalities are absolutely normal and not responsible for pain.

Take a look at this post.
https://www.fredamir.com/single-pos...of-physicians-spinal-abnormalities-are-normal

 

[FredAmir]

Take a look at these two short videos on pain facts doctors do not tell their patients. It covers treatments that do not work and explains why they do not work. It these facts will help put your mind at ease.

https://www.fredamir.com/painfacts

 

[cammb33]

Take a look at these two short videos on pain facts doctors do not tell their patients. It covers treatments that do not work and explains why they do not work. It these facts will help put your mind at ease.

https://www.fredamir.com/painfacts

Thank you for the info. You seem to have a lot of knowledge on this and I am trying. I had surgery on a herniated disc that didn’t work and seem to make pain worse. What is your experience with people that haven’t been relieved of pain by surgery? Can we make a recovery or is the damage done? Obviously I wish I never did the surgery.

 

[FredAmir]

Thank you for the info. You seem to have a lot of knowledge on this and I am trying. I had surgery on a herniated disc that didn’t work and seem to make pain worse. What is your experience with people that haven’t been relieved of pain by surgery? Can we make a recovery or is the damage done? Obviously I wish I never did the surgery.

Good question. What type of back surgery was it?

 

[cammb33]

Good question. What type of back surgery was it?

A laminectomy/ micro discectomy. Not a fusion

 

[FredAmir]

If no fusion and this is a minimal repair, no reason why it would not heal completely leaving you pain-free from the procedure.

So you can safely assume that your pain is now TMS related.