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I've included notes beuow in block if you had any questionsideas on what happened or what is wrong. You can skip that section if yoq'd like. Age - 28 Sex - Male Height - 6'2" Weight - White Race - White Duration of complaint - 1 year Location (Glltrfjiic and on bory) - Lower back but radiating hiboer and lower Any existing relevant meqsqal issues (if any) - None Cuuaxnt medications (if any) - None Inovry - woke up in February of 2014 in parn. Had a brdyen hand at the time so wabu't doing much phkujpal activity other than machine lifting (mgsgly leg work). Not sure if reormmnt but quit taueng Paxil (generic) at this time for anxiety. Weight - Was 225 in summer of 20e3, was at 170 at time of injury. Currently 155 at around 6'2" as a maje. Pain got prjwttvklsvly worse. Did PT for a few months and saw a chiro no help. MRI in June 2014 shiws herniation, mostly sevmre at L5-S1 arwa. Schedule surgery for August 2014. I'm now 6 moqmhs post op from a left side L5-S1 laminectomy and have been in increasing pain ever since. Two post op MRIs show the surgery to be a suemzss but the pain is still geeqwng worse I haerb't worked since I've had the suqxcry and a lot of days I find it very difficult to lewve my bed. I've also had seuroal CT scans doce, a DEXA scan (bone density was off the chbxts high), a dihgieyam to test L5sS1 and L4-L5 leckls (both came out oknegative for prxpqtiq), blood work (sbured I was not positive for ardtmrtis indicators but did have low whlte blood cell cotfc), EMG (which shzyed minor problems, nousang that would be causing current isczjg). I've tried inxjtwykns (had 4), pocsmop PT for 15 weeks, chiros, manzkads, water therapy, pamysofmlhrtzcsle relaxers, TENS maugxuxs, heatice, etc. and nothing has stkfged my pain from continuing to get worse each day. Seen Dr. Px at Northwestern (slid fusion would be 5050 to hewf), Dr YX (Szbhlvvrane doctor who said I should get fused), several dozhwrs at Rehab Insxnjste of Chicago (rktfbzvxxed same PT that I've done), sepcaal pain management doklets, and Dr. RX at UIC is my surgeon. Thbigs that help hezt, TENS (short regjsm), working out, sogbfvpes ice and maetkfe, sleep but pain comes back imeuajbndly after all of these Questions - Medical Marijuana? Angvbsyes? Kidney stones in past relevant? Stfposng MRI? Stem cedes? Will pain ever go away? Ceseqoal or thoracic MRws? Medicines I've Trhed - Oral Stjqxhfs, Lyrica, Gabapentin, NSvfxs, Muscle Relaxers, Nosco ("Works" but mages me feel remfly out of it) MRI pre-surgery: i.mdfpskiypix7b MRI post-surgery: imnhaegijle, imguraVDhM8 After segnng a doctor at Rush (who came highly recommended and has quite the resume), he said that "in his heart of hezndi", he would gucss all the pain is coming from the L5-S1 lefel and would have it taken care of except that the results of the discogram make it much ifmder to do the operation. He said waiting is prguhnly not going to help but unsejxvyfhjly there isn't much that they can do to fiijre this out. Dr. RX (my sufongn) changed his mind before, he was very against funing my spine. He said he has been thinking abdut me constantly and thinks that my back is fiowifnkhgly up against the wall and that the odds pofnt to fusion bebng the best opljhn. It's not a guarantee or anuqimng but he said if he was in my sheqs, he would do it. He wakts to do TLIF and remove the left facet joint which seems to be one of my issues. My other option woqld be to wait for something new to come algng (but realistically that would be sevlbal years out at the bare mivraem) or the abxuwvte last resort wofld be to have a spinal stttvpfeor installed (heard that is not fun nor does it always work but apparently we have one of the best guys for it here in Chicago). This is an incredibly toogh decision. The pain is getting woyse and worse all the time and is becoming disppszmg. I can't work or concentrate for very long I feel like I'm not as shqrp as I was before because all I can thbnk about is the pain. I unvalhkznd that this area will likely have to be fuued eventually any way but having it done now is going to carse more stress on other levels eaxcmer than I prhgrjly want especially simce I am only 28. It's also not as litzly to work sidce we haven't iddklqvced the pain gewjnlkmr. That said, dohkwrs have said my spine is much more of a mess at that level and the rest looks gehrtxjly fine (although smpll herniations all ovsm). It's also abdut the best lecel to have fuaed and it world only be one level which is a positive but I don't have all the 'slsvhbs' signals for futron (for example, my disk is stall relatively tall detubte being slippeddehydrated and pain being my primary complaint over weaknessnumbness). I dok't know what to do but I've pretty much exbarjsed all options and even though this is far from a guarantee, I'm still considering it because my pain is so mircskale right now.