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Can Nerve Damage to Breast Be Repaired?

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sabbott

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Can Nerve Damage to Breast Be Repaired? Posted: 08-03-06 11:24am


I had my breast augmentation 11 yrs. Ago. I lost most of my sensation in my areolas. I can feel when touched or pinched..Mild pain. So there is still some sensation, but the pleasure is gone. It's just pain. I so desperately need my sexuality back. Please, tell me..Is there a way to reverse or repair the nerve damage. I need some hope. If you know of a doctor..I live in the los angeles area. Thanks so much.

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