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Abd pain returned 3 months after median arcuate ligament syndrome surgery.celiac plexus ablation w/ alcohol now helping.appropripate tx going forward?
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Conservative: Hi, Glad to hear that your symptoms are improving. This is should definitely be an ongoing discussion with your pain doctor but it may be reasonable to proceed conservatively and monitor improvement. If you were on a lot of oral pain medications before, this is a good chance to try and taper off to minimize risk from medication side effects. Hope this helps
Answered 1/5/2019
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