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ANYTHING is possible,honestly,the crap I am dealing with from my last surgery is just unbelievable.But in your case,it appears that it is a possible scar tissue issue(hey,i can rhyme)i know that when I was sent for surgery no2,this was only 9 mo after my first surgery,my NS told me it took him like almost two hours just to cut through all of the really fiberous scar tissue that had grown there already.It does not take alot of time for the sar tissue to appear and wreck havoc.Just the fact that you did not have this problem immediately post op may indicate that this may be at least partially respnsible for your problem.i am just not too sure what type of testing they could do to detect if this is actually affecting a nerve somewhere or just causing compression on your throat.Perhaps an MRI? i would talk with your doc about this.just a thought.Marcia
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3-22-01,herniated C-6-7
11-20-01,placement of hardware for failed fusion
9-22-03,removal of cavernous hemangioma that was inside spinal cord. Neuro damage to L hand L leg and R leg.
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