Regeneration - when is it too late

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08-19-2015, 03:09 PM

JoannaP79

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Regeneration - when is it too late

Hi all,

On average, when is it too late for small fibre nerves to regenerate? I understand there is a timeframe within which they can regenerate and if passed may never recover. Is this rigt and do you know how long?

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