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What Is The Cause Of Pain In Ankle After Arthroscopy Debridement?

I have CRPS and have under went Arthroscopy debridement of osteocondyle defect in my right ankle as well as having under gone a superficial perroneal surval nerve block in my right ankle as well. I have information on a right lumbar block, but I would like more information on trying to kill the nerve(s) that are causing me so much pain
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Joint post surgical intervention gives little more pain and that last long particularly of major joints but this comes around, with the time meanwhile this can be managed with the pain killing medicine with great success, killing the nerve of spinal cord is not possible neither permissible, hope this information helps you have nice day.
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What Is The Cause Of Pain In Ankle After Arthroscopy Debridement?

HI Thank for asking to HCM Joint post surgical intervention gives little more pain and that last long particularly of major joints but this comes around, with the time meanwhile this can be managed with the pain killing medicine with great success, killing the nerve of spinal cord is not possible neither permissible, hope this information helps you have nice day.