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Surgery was carried out in c3, c4 n c5. before that right side of the body was paralysed now its about 80% healed. is it possible to return to 100%?
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Recovery: You don't say when you had surgery , but nerves can improve for up to a year or more. Muscles that were weak from disuse can gradually regain their strength. Sounds like you have already had a good result. Continue to do your physical therapy and any at home exercises that were recommended to get the best outcome.
Answered 10/18/2013
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