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Old 09-25-2008, 05:30 PM #11
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Hi all, I'm so sorry to here about everyone's pains.
I myself had the MVD surgery back in 2004 to remove a tumor that was basicallly connected to my trigeminal nerve. The Neurosurgeon removed part of the tumor, but was unable to remove all of it due to the damage that would be caused to the nerve. Unfortunately the nerve was damaged and since the surgery I have been numb on the entire left side of my face. I also am having the electric shocks on my face and the feeling of several bees stinging my face in several locations.
Can anyone tell me if this sounds like AD, I really would like to know so that I can figure out how to deal with this.
I am INCREDIBLY happy to know that there is other's that I can talk to about this.
If anyone has any advice for me I would truly appreciate it.
Thanks and God Bless!
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