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Old 04-15-2011, 11:39 AM #8
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The sensation seems to be more at the base of the genitalia as well as the pelivc indicatiing irritation at the base of the nerves. Where there is the actually numbness I feel no pain. More or less a dead zone even though I can feel some touch.

I pray to god every day that this can be reversed as I dont know If could live like this.

So mrs D, if it feels more like irritation, could it be possible the cardio/movement in damaged area could be making the situation worse even if I am wearing support?
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