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Occasional pain and tingling in area where deep cut is located, two years after the injury. is that normal?
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Neuropathic pain: The pain and tingling are likely due to nerve damage in the area from initial injury. Chronic neuropathic pain after deep cuts, burns, etc. If pain is chronic and bothersome, consider seeing a doctor for medicines best for neuropathic pain.
Answered 7/28/2014
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