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Old 06-21-2014, 10:39 AM #4
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Hi HoneyBun,

Please see my response to your post on the thread regarding a support group for MP that was started by JackyP.

You stated: I believe my MP was caused by scar tissue from getting surgery on my femur head.

You may have damage or scar tissue from your prior surgery but it may involve nerves other than your LFCN, which is the nerve involved in MP.

In order to get proper treatment, you need to be sure you have the proper diagnosis.
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