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Old 08-07-2013, 11:31 PM #5
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Hi, I agree with prior post, it can take many months to years in some cases before you notice any improvement, trouble is whilst the nerves are trying to heal they are still sending incorrect messages to the brain, I noticed flaring of symptoms at the start of recovery but as the time went by the flares were not as severe and not lasting as long as the previous ones but this went on for a long time.
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