Question 1

i have been diagnosed with a peri neural cyst 1.4 cm on the right side of the s2 vertebrae.will it lead to degenerative problems in the future.should i be going towards a surgery ?

Accepted Answer

: Perineural cyst (Tarlov cyst) is often detected by MRI incidentally. Leave it alone if you are asymptomatic. By NIH website: microsurgical removal of the cyst may be an option in select individuals who do not respond to conservative treatments and who continue to experience pain or progressive neurological damage. See a spine surgeon if you have chronic pain or neurologic issues.

Question 2

medium size cyst in s2 (racepinephrine). if it ever cause symptoms, what symptoms are related to this cyst?

Accepted Answer

Hard to say: It is hard to predict what symptoms you would have.  You might experience pain in the sacral area or some shooting pain in the leg if a nerve is impinged by the cyst.

Question 3

what is a split s2 (racepinephrine) on a 10 year old?

Accepted Answer

Valves closing: The different valves of the heart can make a snapping sound when they close like a door closing. A split s2 (racepinephrine) just means the valves close at different times. The s2 (racepinephrine) (second traditional heart sound) is commonly split because the two sides of the heart have different pressures & jobs. Often the timing of the split will vary with the breathing pattern.

Question 4

how bad or serious is a split s2 (racepinephrine) sound? should i be worried?

Accepted Answer

Normal variation: I actually look for this during regular exams.It is often not detected in earlier childhood but finally loud enough to be heard by the teen years. It signifies a small difference in the closing time of the valves. If it is widely split and does not vary with breathing it can point to a problem, but in most it is a normal finding.

Question 5

i have a perineural rootsleeve cyst on s2 (racepinephrine) and i am just wondering if they can go away on there own ?

Accepted Answer

Perineural cyst: The cyst may not clear on its own, it may stay there without causing any problems. You may need periodic follow up with MRI to ensure the stability of the lesion.

Question 6

pain after back surgery l5/s2 microdisectomy. is this normal?

Accepted Answer

Not really: Not enough info for detailed answer: how long after? Many potential causes incl. scarring, other disc injury, QL spasm, SI inflammation or ligament injury, acute SI or lumbar vertebral dysfunction, etc.I recommend exam by a dr. skilled in hands-on osteopathic diagnosis &amp; manipulation - someone who can truly differentiate cause can give you the best answer

Question 7

what to do if i have pain after back surgery l5/s2 microdisectomy?

Accepted Answer

Second opinion: If you had surgery some time ago and have not got a satisfactory explanation about why you are still hurting, I would not hesitate to get a second opinion.

Question 8

what are the possible problems associated with a loud s2 (racepinephrine) heart beat?

Accepted Answer

Loud S2 (racepinephrine): Abnormally loud second heart sounds occur when the aortic or pulmonic valve closes against abnormally elevated pressures in the aorta or pulmonary artery.

Question 9

is it common for patients to have multiple cystic lesions at s2-3 level (4+)?  since imaging alone cannot diagnose lesions, what follow up is needed?  what, aside from tarlov cysts, could lesions be?

Accepted Answer

Prob Tarlov's cysts: Myelograohy can provide more detail but tarlov's cysts are likely- ask tr surgeon.

Question 10

uroflowmetry result: max flow rate: 18ml/s avg flow rate: 13.4ml/s flow at 2 seconds: 10.5ml/s acceleration: 1.1 ml/s2 time to max flow: 15.6min:s total volume: 661ml voiding time: 44min:s flow time: 44min:s is it normal pattern or any obstruction?

Accepted Answer

: This has to be co-related with symptoms. Your flow rate falls within normal range

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I have been diagnosed with a peri neural cyst 1.4 cm on the right side of the s2 vertebrae.will it lead to degenerative problems in the future.should i be going towards a surgery ?

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Medium size cyst in s2 (racepinephrine). if it ever cause symptoms, what symptoms are related to this cyst?

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What is a split s2 (racepinephrine) on a 10 year old?

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How bad or serious is a split s2 (racepinephrine) sound? should i be worried?

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I have a perineural rootsleeve cyst on s2 (racepinephrine) and i am just wondering if they can go away on there own ?

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Pain after back surgery l5/s2 microdisectomy. is this normal?

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What to do if i have pain after back surgery l5/s2 microdisectomy?

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What are the possible problems associated with a loud s2 (racepinephrine) heart beat?

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Is it common for patients to have multiple cystic lesions at s2-3 level (4+)? since imaging alone cannot diagnose lesions, what follow up is needed? what, aside from tarlov cysts, could lesions be?

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Uroflowmetry result: max flow rate: 18ml/s avg flow rate: 13.4ml/s flow at 2 seconds: 10.5ml/s acceleration: 1.1 ml/s2 time to max flow: 15.6min:s total volume: 661ml voiding time: 44min:s flow time: 44min:s is it normal pattern or any obstruction?

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