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Old 11-05-2012, 06:29 PM #1
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Confused numbness still

Had my surgery on September 25, 2012 and my shoulder front where incisions are to me is like numb. I can feel when I wash the area but it's more like pressure than what I would call true feeling anyone out there having had surgery able to tell me how long this will be?
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I had surgery at the end of July & the incision area is far more sensitive now than it was at 8 weeks, but it was pretty numb until then. You described the sensation very well! It's still less sensitive than the surrounding skin; it's most obvious if I'm scratching and run over it. I'm still seeing improvements in sensation, so I can't tell you if/when it gets back to 100% normal.
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Had my surgery on September 25, 2012 and my shoulder front where incisions are to me is like numb. I can feel when I wash the area but it's more like pressure than what I would call true feeling anyone out there having had surgery able to tell me how long this will be?
UNfortunately there is no answer to this one. It can resolve over months + or you may experience sensation alteration permanently. Sorry cannt be more helpful but to put into perspective my original bilateral surgery was 22 years ago and still numb/sensation alteration.. Something that you will adjust to.
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