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11-26-2007, 11:00 AM
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does burning the nerve leave you numb, without feeling, or simply pain free??
How would you describe the sensation you're left with...?? dave |
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11-28-2007, 09:20 AM
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Pain free. Unfortunately the procedure is uncomfortable to down right painful. The effects happen either right away or within the first week.
You can still feel the floor and stuff so don't worry about that. The funny part is when I need to go and have it done again, the first symptom is my bladder is sensitive to sneezing and laughing. That is my clue to get it done again. Not sure if it is just me, but have my Depends on hand at all times! 
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. Enjoy when you can, and endure when you must. -- Goethe Diagnoses: FM, Sciatica, Rosacea, Piriformis Syndrome, SI joint disfunction, Joint Facet Syndrome L3-L5, Pinched Nerve (somewhere on the left side), Depression, Anxiety and Bipolar II . |
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