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Old 10-06-2013, 07:52 PM #1
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Default Can you report on your tarlov surgery outcome of 2011?
I'm trying to speak to people who had tarlov cyst surgery in 2011 or longer ago. I've heard that cysts reoccur and that sometimes the pain is worse post op. Does anyone have any statistics on this? Or does anyone have feedback?

I've also heard that people who have the herpes virus in there body from shingles, chicken pox or other sources are more likely to have reoccurring cysts. Has anyone read research on this?
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