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Old 08-17-2010, 03:45 AM #9
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Good luck on what you do for your nerve pain problem as I fully understand how painful having any nerve work done can be. Mine is not the same nerve as yours but I have been living with nerve pain throughout my right arm for almost 4 years now. As others have said take the time to find the very best Dr. in your area.
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