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Old 04-05-2012, 01:14 PM #3
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2. I noticed very rapid improvement in some symptoms and very slow in others. Two years later I'm still seeing some improvements.


Brian
Hey Brian

thanks so much for taking time to answer my question. Can you specify the answer above? did those symptoms you had suffered from quite long (3 years + ) improve slowly and pretty recent symptoms (1 year) improved rather quickly?
What do you mean exactly with "rapid improvement"? are we talking amout a time frame immediately after surgery?

thanks so much again!
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