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Left L5 Nerve Damage from Hip replacement

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PostPosted: 07/10/08 - 11:58    Post subject: Left L5 Nerve Damage from Hip replacement Vote now! Reply with quote
Is this nerve damage common? What can be done to control the pain? Are there any treatments to help the nerve damage? Thank you.
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