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RF Ablasian for Occipital nerve pain

 
 
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Old 07-16-2011, 09:34 PM #1
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Default RF Ablasian for Occipital nerve pain
This may be a relatively new procedure for pain in neck going up to head. I met someone recently (practicing golf) who had had the procedure and was doing well... but it was a brieef conversation. I appear to always awake with this type of pain, which is draining and there is very little desire to do anything. I have tried various pillow densities but am serious thinking about having the RF Ablasian don by an OD. Any thoughts? Thanks.
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