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Old 08-15-2010, 07:07 AM #16
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My femoral nerve was severely damaged but we don't think it was severed entirely. It's been a year and it's regrown almost to my knee, if that helps (I'm 5'8").
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Sorry, but I am not sure as to what the length or distance would be to regrow. Also did you have nerve pain and did it ever go away. I have most of my nerve pain in the upper part of my arm which seems to increase by the week.

Yes to everyones all post have been very helpful.

Thanks to everyones for all there replies.

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