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Old 02-16-2016, 12:40 PM #31
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Hi everybody! It's been a long time since I've been on the site. After having about 3 months of feeling almost pain free after my MVD my pain returned. I'm currently on more gabapentin than before my surgery and just started baclofen again on Thursday. I'm feeling extremely frustrated. It's beginning to affect my quality of life again. Has anybody experienced this before? My surgeon keeps telling me he thinks it will get better because I'm still suffering from numbness. I was almost off all my meds and feeling like my brain was normal again. No more forgetfulness or memory loss and that's back now too due to the meds. Does anybody know how long it can take for this nerve to heal? I'm really at my wits end. Going from pain free to this again sometimes feels like more than I can take. Any thoughts or advice would be really helpful. Thanks!!
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