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nomorepain Posts: 187
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Hello, Dr. Perry did both of my surgeries. The first one definitely helped. The back of my head rarely hurts now. The frontal surgery didn't help as much as I had hoped. I still have some pain in my forehead and crown. I've done two rounds of Botox injections (just saw the dr Monday), and so far it seems to be helping. I don't regret having the second surgery. If it doesn't work, well, that's a risk we take. This surgery doesn't have a 100% success rate. But I think it helped. I hope everyone keeps healing well from surgery. Lots of rest and relaxation! Hugs nomorepain, aka Jessica
Disclaimer: I am not a doctor or a medical professional of any type. Any advice I might offer is just my opinion or suggestion based on my own personal experience.
I was diagnosed with Occipital Neuralgia and variant form migraine in December 2007. This was after years of searching for an answer. I can remember having pretty bad headaches as a teenager, and then one car wreck at age 20 and another at age 21 sealed my fate. I've seen just about every type of medical specialist, and I've tried non-traditional things too. First nerve decompression surgery was in August 2008. Second nerve decompression surgery was in September 2010. |
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