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Old 07-27-2011, 03:40 PM #2
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if scar tissue is encasing a nerve causing numbness and its been 5 years already dealing with this numbness. if i some how do surgery or .
Funny that you are mention what i am trying to tell to my neurlogist.
He asked me what do you feel when your walking barefeet my answer its almost if a i am walking on scare tissue.
I am not sure its possible to remove scare tissue i think that only mrs.D can answer that question
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