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Gee, this early, it is hard to tell. But, I had that for a minimum of 6-8 months. However, I had a 1-step, somperhaps the comparison is not valid. Still, there is a long adaptation/healing phase. Did you know it takes up to a year for nerves to regenerate? Until then, there's a lot of sensitivity/irritability in the surgical area. Sure, they preserve the main nerves, but there are minor nerve fibers that are interrupted. For example, the area around my midline incision was numb for a full year.

After that adaptation period, I now get those symptoms when there is active pouchitis or cuffitis.

Jan

Jan Dollar
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Jan Dollar posted:

Gee, this early, it is hard to tell. But, I had that for a minimum of 6-8 months. However, I had a 1-step, somperhaps the comparison is not valid. Still, there is a long adaptation/healing phase. Did you know it takes up to a year for nerves to regenerate? Until then, there's a lot of sensitivity/irritability in the surgical area. Sure, they preserve the main nerves, but there are minor nerve fibers that are interrupted. For example, the area around my midline incision was numb for a full year.

After that adaptation period, I now get those symptoms when there is active pouchitis or cuffitis.

Jan

Thank you Jan but please explain a lil what are symptoms of pouchitis and cuffitis I'd really appreciate it 

S

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