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Monday, February 27, 2012
PVNS Radiation Treatment 9
The radiation treatment is becoming more difficult with each session because the damage that it causes is cumulative. I've ceased making progress with my physical therapy and range of motion because of all the swelling caused by radiation. I'm walking faster but much more still then I was at one week out of surgery. There is a slight burning sensation inside of my knee and on the skin. The swelling is causing much pain that feels like a vice grip is tightening every time I bend my knee. The level of pain has been a steady 3-4 and the fatigue is horrible. You may ask is it worth it. I believe that I am very fortunate to have a husband that says take care of your health first and concentrate on getting better. He knows I am anxious to return to work. Yes it is worth having my chances of recurrance drop from nearly 59% to 10%. Everything has it's risks but each individual needs to access them and apply the risks to their own situation.
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