How do I enquire (not complain - don't want to upset anybody) as to when I might expect my surgery? I had my pre-op assessment 5 weeks ago but have heard nothing since. My condition is worsening somewhat rapidly.
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Now waiting 34 weeks for Lumbar Decompression Surgery
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For waiting times, you would be best off asking your consultant’s secretary. That said, if your symptoms have worsened you must see a doctor to reassess the situation - the medical urgency of your condition may have changed, so you might need surgery or something else much sooner.
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