So after my LON frame removal, I got a completely numb sole but had movement without an issue
6 months later, now when i touch it, I feel altered sensation like i'm aware something is touching it but don't know what exactly.
It's still numb tho, but before i wouldn't feel anything.
How long is it gonna take for the numbness to go away or get better?
it definitely is better now but yea
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How long does numbness take to go away?
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Posted on Apr 9, 2023, 3:24 pm
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Posted on Apr 19, 2023, 5:53 pm
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It varies too much to give you a useful answer. 
Posted on May 7, 2023, 11:33 am
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Quote from: saltedchocolate on April 09, 2023, 03:24:01 PMSo after my LON frame removal, I got a completely numb sole but had movement without an issue
6 months later, now when i touch it, I feel altered sensation like i'm aware something is touching it but don't know what exactly.
It's still numb tho, but before i wouldn't feel anything.
How long is it gonna take for the numbness to go away or get better?
it definitely is better now but yea
Presumably another 6 months or slightly longer. It'll likely improve over time. Especially with the implementation of novel pharmaceuticals. Feel free to dm for some recommendations.
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