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PostPosted: Wed Jun 02, 2010 2:06 pm 
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has anybody that you know

had liberation- started improving- felt worse/relapse- recovered again without second procedure

does anybody know if the success rate for the liberation procedure second time round depends on how long it was successful first time round

liberation 3 weeks ago, steady improvment, last couple of days feeling worse. suddenly I can hardly see on left eye, worse on problems then I ever had, and vertigo is getting as bad as it had ever been before on a bad day.

any views on this would be most welcome

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I only know that which I've read in this forum. But for what it's worth, it sure sounds like re-stenosis to me.


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read this post sofia, it will answer some of your questions
http://www.thisisms.com/ftopict-8346.html


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here is someone who had improvements, then felt worse than even before the procedure, then this week is back to feeling good again:
http://www.thisisms.com/ftopict-11996.html
But that's the only report that I can remember that's like that.

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hi sofia,

Are you resting enough/eating well/taking good care of yourself? I spent most of last weekend asleep - just couldn't stop. It was at least as bad as before procedure! But I'd had a really busy week and had not been eating well. Just really needed to rest and now it's better. Also I have the occasional day when my eyesight and brain fog is as bad as before procedure but again it improves in a day or so. Hopefully this is all that it is with you too. It's only been a few weeks since you travelled all that way (by bus?) and had the procedure (which is no small task for the body). This could even make a healthy person feel less well than they usually do.
I really hope you feel better soon.


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I know colapesce, and thanks for your support guys:-)
Hopefully I wil be able to rest it off. I am putting my hopes on that. It was a very busy weekend, and monday we had friends over for dinner. I will rest this week and see how it all goes. Rest is defenetly an issue, as I do feel worse at night, and quite a bit better in the mornings. The optic nerve issues are the most dominant, they might be new as I got pains with it as well as it beeing quite blurred. But it is the same eye, and I think it is in same spot as before.
Off ot bed I go :-)

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