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Home » Spine Conditions » Failed Back Surgery Syndrome » Four questions to ask your doctor about failed back surgery syndrome
Failed back surgery syndrome (FBSS) is the term used to describe patients who have undergone an unsuccessful neck or back surgery and are experiencing complications as a result. While a successful back surgery relieves a patient’s symptoms, patients with failed back surgery symptoms display new or worsening symptoms after their initial surgery.
If your physician has recently told you that you are suffering from failed back surgery syndrome, it is likely that you are feeling frustrated or anxious. However, educating yourself on your condition and what you can do to improve it may help relieve some of the initial worry you may be feeling. Here are four questions to ask your physician about failed back surgery syndrome:
If you are dealing with failed back surgery syndrome and have been advised to undergo another surgery, consider first consulting with the experts at USA Spine Care. Performed on an outpatient basis, our procedures offer shorter recovery times and a lower risk of infection and other complications as compared to traditional open spine surgery.^
To find out if you are a potential candidate for our procedures, contact USA Spine Care today and ask one of our dedicated Spine Care Consultants for a no-cost MRI review. *