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Old 06-18-2011, 10:28 AM #1
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Question Trigeminal Neuralgia Surgery After Care
An elderly family member had TN surgery close to 4 weeks ago. The surgery was a success, however the patient is still very weak. After any type of very easy physical activity, such as fixing breakfast, the patient still requires lots of rest. Is this "normal"? Any advice would be truly appreciated. Thanks!
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