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Old 11-19-2013, 08:05 PM #1
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Default Numb armpit after surgery!

For those of you who have had the transax rib surgery: Was your armpit numb after? And how long did it last? Deodorant and shaving are super weird... It is driving me crazy
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For those of you who have had the transax rib surgery: Was your armpit numb after? And how long did it last? Deodorant and shaving are super weird... It is driving me crazy
Just let it be. It will return slow but sure.

I left half my neck unshaven for like 2 months, LOL.
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Yes, I think it was a couple months for me
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Thanks guys!
Heybro, I've definitely been sporting the au natural look on that side! I will try to be patient.
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Heybro, I've definitely been sporting the au natural look on that side! I will try to be patient.
Patience is key. I've had tos for nearly 10 years. An entire year of needing to recover from surgery is nothing.
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