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Old 08-25-2013, 10:34 PM #10
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surgical report? who would i ask for this, better question who prepares this report the surgeon i would guess? we have PT 2 times a week, and OT 2 times a week, the OT came yesterday and did a lot with the arms and hands, most likely caused the extra burning or nerve pain last night that was so horrific for her. I have looked in to something called neurogen, it is suppose to be a topical anesthetic, has anyone used this before with some results, i have tried the aloe sunburn relief so for tonight, the green goop as it's called, seems to soak into the skin fairly fast and she indicated some minor relief with that.
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