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Is tn pain tougher to treat the longer you wait to have surgery?
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Dont wait to diagnos: Depends. Some pain gets better over time as the body adapts. Some needs more immediate treatment to avoid long term pain or disorder. Seek specialist advice.
Answered 8/25/2013
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