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I don't know if they were "phantom" pains

But the first month or so I had a lot of weird unexplained pains, including my hip of all things!

But yes after a while, they all went away including the feeling of being nauseated :)

This might sound ignorant' date=' but do you have any phantom pains? Does the pain and nausea go away let's say after a month?[/quote']

By "phantom pains" are you referring to pains felt in missing parts of the body like amputees experience? I do not. But I can say it looks like we have another Grey's Anatomy fan.

That was a good Greys Anatomy episode. But they are all good to me!

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