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Is it normal to have little pain in the neck where the biopsy was done from time to time? its been 2 years since my remission...my wound hurts sometim
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See your doctor: The recurrent pain may be due to entrapment of a nerve in the scar. It is not normal for the pain to persist for two years. Please consult the doctor who performed the biopsy.
Answered 7/26/2016
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