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Old 03-02-2007, 09:25 AM #1
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Default 2 week ACDF post-op appointment

Hi Guys!
I had my post-op appt. with my neuro yesterday, and all is well! I can return to work a week from Friday. My only issue is some muscle spasms (mild) and the fact that my swallowing is still difficult. Seems I am one of the lucky few whose throat is still swollen inside...he said it could be 2 months before I can swallow normally. Other than that, everything is cool beans!
Dave
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