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Old 06-16-2007, 08:02 PM #1
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I am about 2-1/2 months post-op and every now and then I get this pulling/tearing feeling at the incision site. Is this normal? It hurts like *!&$%@!!!!

I have been doing physiotherapy and craniosacral therapy and most of it so far has been centered around working with the scar...I haven't had much to complain about that way.
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