from 2012 - Non-surgical nerve repair

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wannagetbetter
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from 2012 - Non-surgical nerve repair

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Anyone know if this may help pudendal nerve problems?
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nyt
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Re: from 2012 - Non-surgical nerve repair

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This is for severed nerves. Therefore, I do not know if a pudendal nerve is not severed if it would help or not. They are also looking at recovery of function if you read about the rat sciatic nerve study. I didn't see any mention whether the animals had pain behaviors. I think their focus was on functional recovery.
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wannagetbetter
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Re: from 2012 - Non-surgical nerve repair

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Thank you NYT for the clarification. I look and look for some hope but can't seem to find it. Isn't there anything hopeful?
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