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Old 03-07-2011, 09:18 AM #1
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Default question about sensory nerves

I was wondering if sensory nerves ever grow back? I gave myself a concussion when I was 19, and waited two years to go to a neurologist... because my regular doctor thought I was imagining my symptoms. Anyway I was treated for Neuritis for a few years and am fine now ...except for a lot of diminished feeling on my right side. Can't feel my reflexes, or some of my muscles when I exercise. My neurologist told me there's no nerve damage though.
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