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    10/21/2015 18:38
    vicmc 
    10/21/2015 18:38
    vicmc      		NA

    DOES NA/XIAFLEX HAVE GOOD RESULTS? DOES IT AGGRAVATE THE DD, AS SURGERY CAN. I NEED TO DO SOMETHING SOON, PREFERABLY NOT SURGERY.

    Edited 10/21/15 21:38
    10/21/2015 21:06
    spanishbuddha 

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    10/21/2015 21:06
    spanishbuddha 

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    		 Re: NA

    vicmc:
    DOES NA/XIAFLEX HAVE GOOD RESULTS? DOES IT AGGRAVATE THE DD, AS SURGERY CAN. I NEED TO DO SOMETHING SOON, PREFERABLY NOT SURGERY.
    It's really unpredictable, or at least depends on an individuals response to 'surgery' and healing. People on here have reported a flare or aggravation caused by Xiaflex, others not at all, so it's not really an indicator. NA seems to have the least reaction, but possibly a higher risk of recurrence sooner, but I am not sure if this is just anecdotal.

    You don't say what your condition is, if you have a slight to moderate contracture, NA or Xiaflex are probably to be preferred ahead of surgery, but find a good hand surgeon experienced in all three, tell him your concerns and see what (s)he says.
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