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Old 03-20-2008, 07:07 AM #4
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It can come back angrier than before. Mine did...but not any angrier. But the year's worth of relief was well, well worth it. I would repeat it in a heartbeat. And that's why they do repeat RF's. If it is angry, they can just RF it again. But for now I am concentrating on the coccyx (fractured) and will be getting an injection for that next week.
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