jeff_w
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On the topic of regenerative medicine, @PisForPerseverance wrote:
I had my cervical spine, beneath my fusion, treated with regenerative medicine. I didn't have the PICL, because that treats the upper cervical joints, which I'd already had fused.
The stem cells did work for me, providing more stability to my lower cervical spine.
Also, I wrote a piece on Health Rising, discussing how CCI and related mechanical conditions might be connected to ME: Could ME/CFS be a Chronic, Ongoing Brain and Spinal Cord Injury – That is Exacerbated by Exertion?
Seems Jeff did a picl to try to resolve any last remaining issues after his two surgeries. I don't remember what he did it for, you'll have to ask him.
I had my cervical spine, beneath my fusion, treated with regenerative medicine. I didn't have the PICL, because that treats the upper cervical joints, which I'd already had fused.
The stem cells did work for me, providing more stability to my lower cervical spine.
Also, I wrote a piece on Health Rising, discussing how CCI and related mechanical conditions might be connected to ME: Could ME/CFS be a Chronic, Ongoing Brain and Spinal Cord Injury – That is Exacerbated by Exertion?
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