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I had 8 years ago hemorrhagic stroke. after that i have spasticity and doctor install itb pump 5 years ago. but it not help too much. now doctor tell?
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Need more info: It's best to talk with your physician and possibly get a second opinion. There are so many variables your physician has to weigh many outcomes and what can he/she do to insure a continued healthy life.
Answered 4/28/2014
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