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Old 11-23-2011, 06:38 PM #3
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I am not really following what you are saying.

I'm having the surgery, 10 years worth of options and surgeries have come to a grind.

There was no mention from any of my neurologists or surgeons about any regrowth after the procedure nor does any of my research indicate that would be the case. What are you basing this on please.

I'm really looking for others who have had this done before so I can pick their brain on the issues.

Thanks.

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Originally Posted by mrsD View Post
IMO since I had this for years and years.... that surgery should be a last resort. If the nerve is not doubled back on itself, after being severed, it will grow back and hurt worse than before.

There is a special technique to curve the cut ends back so they will not send out growth factors to reconnect.
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