Can nerve conduction restore any damage in this area, the pelvic region… I am wondering could I have experienced nerve damage during my surgery and this could be the reason why I feel dead everywhere. Since the surgery, I seem to have lost desire and stimulation sexually. Loss of sexual competency after pelvic surgery My best advice to you is to see a neurologist because if the nerve pain is due to nerve damage (you have had many manipulations to that area), it is not likely to go away on its own. Can you tell me if this nerve pain will go away in time or should I see a neurologist. All I needed was damaged nerves in my leg to add to the misery. I have also suffered with muscle and joint pain for the last ten years. I also have been diagnosed with stenosis and I have osteoarthritis. Of course the only way I can do this is because I am taking the pain medication Vicodin. I have undergone PT and I exercise daily at the gym. The stinging severe pain with bouts of searing stabbing sharp pains are starting to get to me. However, I am now suffering with severe nerve pain in the knee to thigh area. After much pain and much struggle, I am walking with a cane. After consulting with a pelvic specialist, I underwent a third surgery, where the bone was taken off completely and the ligaments involved were reattached. The next day, the surgeon operated again and tried to put the bone back in place with a plate and screws. The day after surgery when I stood on my feet, I suffered a fractured pelvis – the bone broke off from where the donor bone had been taken.

The surgeon took bone from my pelvis to insert between the discs in my neck. Five months ago, I had neck surgery for 3 degenerated discs in my neck.

This is a long story, but I’ll try to keep it short. Pelvic fracture and nerve damage (LL pain) after pelvic bone graft for cervical disc operation

Back pain after emg test