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mishcanuck

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Laminectomy, Discectomy L5, S1 Posted: 06-04-08 19:15pm


Hi , Well, I just had an emergency op on my back last week, laminectomy/discectomy..everything is good now, no pain, no sciatica pain in my legs, but I am numb on my left side, bum, groin area..I feel swollen, I have to self catherize as its numb... in time will this go away..? Anyone have this sota problem?? any help would be great.. thanks, mish

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