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Phantom Pain After Arm Amputation

By aboutGIRLS October 12, 2020 3 answers Last updated October 12, 2020

I'm a woman of 50 years. And three months ago, something happened that turned my life. In my work it happened that I had severed my arm and had to be amputated. In which I felt no pain. But two months later, phantom pains started, and I don't know how to deal with them. If someone has experienced it or knows something please help me. Thanks in advance!

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rel.quotes answered · October 12, 2020

  It's a mirror. On YouTube There are quite a few such videos. Search for "Phantom Limb Pain".

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bigtoys420 answered · October 12, 2020

   Very heavy topic. I've only heard marijuana aids, otherwise I'm very sorry about what happened, you're a young woman, but life is cruel. Look forward and do not surrender! Laura

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cuteboy510 answered · October 12, 2020

 At the 9th minute begins the explanation of the phenomenon, and then the decision for 3 dollars. That's the way people handle it now. Not with marijuana. There are no junkies getting up though.