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On feeling after surgery, I had several C Sections 30 years ago....I am still numb in my abdomen above where the scar is.

Can a major nerve grow back?

Is there a possibility of using stem cells or something to stimulate growth?

I am still stunned they cut your radial nerve.......

(I am not going to sleep all night....I am supposed to see this surgeon again next week....lord....I think I may be better off eating more pain pills and neurontin.)
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