Comments on: No T, just Ass … my Juliana Mieas….Part four.

By: Olivier laude

Olivier laude — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 21:17:38 +0000

Oh yes, I have heard of those, those prescription buckets. Good idea….

Thanks.

By: Darrell Eager

Darrell Eager — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 21:06:58 +0000

Do not worry this is all part of the magic we call evolution.
If the marine urethane is still wet I would consider adding scales
and maybe a fin. As for the drip I think you can purchase a
strap on bucket at most good pharmacies,
Good luck.

By: olivier

olivier — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 16:41:33 +0000

Doctor D,

Thank you for your diagnosis and second opinion. I tried removing the pins, as per your suggestion, but the whole thing fell apart and I had to put it all back together with staples and shellack this time. Three undercoats of marine urethane topped off with Crisco to simulate subcutaneous fat(even if I have a feeling that this might have been a mistake as I now believe that it’s melting temperature is equivalent to mine, I feel an ominous drip down the thigh). Any thoughts

By: Darrell Eager

Darrell Eager — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 05:53:45 +0000

I’ve looked at your diagram and believe the problem is all those damn pins! Remove those pins and you’ll be as right as rain come morning.

By: Alexandre

Alexandre — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 23:57:16 +0000

This sounds serious. I would have to discuss the matter with some of my trusted neurosurgery and orthopedic surgeons friends. However, my experience with peripheral neuropathies is that surgical intervention have approximately a 50% success rate. I am sure that you have exhausted all other avenues and your decision is a well educated one. Will get back to you on this.

By: olivier

olivier — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 23:39:09 +0000

to clarify…..”…on the axial t2 sequences of the pelvis, i see increased signal focally within the right sciatic nerve as it exits the sciatic notch. no denervation. if this fits clinically - probably do not need to do a neurogram to pay out of pocket….

So, i think this helps bolster the argument that you indeed have compression of the proximal sciatic nerve as it passes by the sciatic notch (near the piriformis). ”

Which means….I have something called piriformis syndrome and I finally made the decision to undergo surgery since everything else failed, or only improved my condition, slightly.
I could live as I am but this would mean a painful life and one without strenuous physical activity which I cannot do without. Surgery has it’s risks but these are ones I am finally willing to take. If I do not do this, I will go insane from either the pain, or the meds, which ever comes first…..anyway, good times……

By: alexandre

alexandre — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 23:25:11 +0000

I am no Ivo Pitanguy, but I am starting to wonder about this ongoing gluteal fascination. I can not help referring to the previously displayed Brazilian beauty sporting a divinely enhanced “croupe”. Do you plans to improve your posterior horizon. What am I missing? Hindquarters allegories? what? I am lost, but enjoy the charming anatomic refresher.