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10-08-2007, 07:32 PM
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Hi Mary,
Sometimes there is a little 'spillage' onto the sensory nerves with a block which can give you numb thighs, inner legs and pelvis. It should disappear in the same time that an injection at the dentist takes to go away, depending on how much anaesthetic he gave you. I wish you well with your scs and look forward to hearing some good news for you. Love Tayla 
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