I have leg pain due to neuropathy of the saphenous nerve. Is it possible to remove a saphenous nerve?
I was diagnosed with neuropathy of the saphenous nerve, and it's been quite painful for a number of years. No meds or therapy, including nerve block, have helped with the pain. I've had many treatment attempts, but no success. Coud this saphenous nerve just be removed? Thanks.
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