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I was told that after you have surgery, they will do whatever they can to assure that you have no pain, because you heal faster! is that true?
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True: It is commonly accepted that reducing pain after surgery is in the best interest of the patient. Make sure you talk to your surgeon prior to surgery with your concerns over pain control, this will help alleviate any pre surgery anxiety. Good luck.
Answered 5/28/2014
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