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Old 09-24-2013, 05:33 PM #3
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hi every one..i had a scalenotomy and a half grown c.rib removed..but im terrified now coz my forearm,chest and thumb is totally numb after the surgery till now..wondering if this is normal..did anyone go through the same thing?v.worried..pls help..
numbness is completely normal. it goes down slowly but steadily. it can take a year.
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