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Old 04-27-2016, 06:46 AM #1
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Default Peroneal Nerve recovery
I'm 7weeks post op from decompression of the Peroneal nerve by the fibula head (no foot drop). I'm truly having a hard time with my pain. It's the same pain I had before surgery and at times it worse. I really thought I would be turning a corner by now.

Can someone! Anyone! Tell me your experience with pain after nerve or nerve decompression surgery.

Thanks Jodi
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