My daughter recently had Tendonitis surgery on her LEFT elbow.  When we got her home, she could not get out of the car.  Her RIGHT leg was total numb from the knee down.  She walked into the hospital, but couldn't walk out.  When she was admitted through the emergency room, the attending doctor said she was probably laid on her right side and had a nerve compressed.  The operating physician said no, she was on her back.  She still cannot stand or walk without help.  She will lose her job in 6 weeks if she can't walk.  She is mildly retarded, and it took us two years to place her in this position.  No one is taking any responsibility for this.  HELP!

It is unlikely that the numbness in her leg was caused during the surgical procedure on her elbow. This sounds more likely to be related to some systemic disorder. You better to look into the condition related to her retardation and the link with the surgery.  

Hope this is of some help to you.

All the best.

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Alla Cranham, MSc ABMT,
Registered Homotoxicologist

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Possibly a bit late by now but would definitely suggest seeing an Acupuncturist or Reflexologist for systemic help and relief.  

Tere is a great remedy for nerve damage - Hypericum.

Try homeopathy; ask at your local health shop for a recommendation or visit this web site, there is a data base of practitioners or phone the college for guidance.

 

www.thelakelandcollege.co.uk

 

regards

S J Davies

www.similarhealthingtherapies.co.uk