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Old 08-25-2008, 08:49 AM #1
burnmyo burnmyo is offline
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Default Significance of scar tissue & neuropathic pain

Hi Im new to this forum and have found it quite informative reading thru some of the posts. I have a general question regarding "scar tissue" and its progression along with neuropathic pain and its progression & would appreciate any information from members who are more knowledgeable than myself on these issues. I am not sure if I should be posting under this peripheral neuropathy section but will give it a try.

Description of pain; Like being burnt alive, when acute in specific spots with electrical needling pain in area where visible scar tissue exists and other areas where one supposes scar tissue exists.

What the pain is doing; It is spreading from right side to left

What the scarring is doing ; It is spreading from right side to left

many thanks
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