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From Driving Every Day to Being Unable to Drive—Now Back to Normal Life After Treatment

From Driving Every Day to Being Unable to Drive—Now Back to Normal Life After Treatment

Spinal Treatment and Care

Treatment Experience with Bone Cement Injection by Mr. Udom

Mr. Udom shared that his symptoms began with pain starting from his left hip and radiating down to his left foot. Although the pain had been present for a long time, it was initially mild and he could still drive, which he enjoyed doing. He sought medical attention at several hospitals and was prescribed medication, but it didn’t resolve the issue. Concerned about the long-term effects of continuous medication use, he started looking for a more definitive solution. Over time, the pain in his hip became more severe, especially when walking or standing. He had to rely on a cane just to get around. That was when he decided to seek treatment at S Spine Hospital.

What Did the Doctor Say Was Causing the Pain?

Mr. Udom: The doctor ordered an X-ray and MRI to find the root cause of the problem. The results revealed a fracture in the lumbar spine near the hip, making the area prone to further breakage. The doctor recommended a bone cement injection to stabilize the fracture and correct the collapsed vertebrae, which helped relieve the pain. After the doctor explained everything clearly, I felt confident and decided to proceed with the treatment at S Spine Hospital. I trusted that the doctor could truly help me recover from the pain radiating down from my hip to my foot.

How Did You Feel After the Procedure?

Mr. Udom: The first thing I felt upon waking up was that the pain was completely gone—it felt amazing. From constant pain to feeling normal again. I want to tell everyone that this is a new treatment option that doesn’t require major surgery. Especially for the elderly, large surgeries can be dangerous and very uncomfortable. But this method is far less invasive and painless. The whole procedure took just one hour, and I was free from the pain and suffering I had endured for so long.

We sincerely thank Mr. Udom Toruktrakun for sharing his treatment journey at S Spine Hospital, a specialized hospital for spinal care. We hope his story serves as a helpful inspiration for all our readers.

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Posterior Spinal Lumbar Discectomy (PSLD)

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LASER

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Full Endo TLIF

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Cement Injection

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Nerve Root Block Injection (SNRB)

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