TOPIC: Burning pain while manipulating PMMA implant.

contact the doctor's office. I slightly remember a burning feeling in the beginning stages, but not intense pain.

I was in constant communication with the Doctor, so if you don't mind take your (Inadvertent) condescension elsewhere. NOT that your message is not good advice just doesn't belong.

Dr. Oates said "guys" so he was addressing both you and the community at large. Also, from your initial post it appeared you hadn't consulted your physician yet.

This wasn't condescension, it was plainly good advice. It absolutely does belong and was well within the context of this posting (i.e. you seeking out advice from strangers on the internet regarding a potential complication).

I expect a bit more courtesy, consideration, and decorum with our community's medical professionals. They take a part of their working day to chime in at no cost to you, the reader.

Let's resume the topic

No need to defend myself here my decorum was on point.

Guys, after any procedure if you have any problems always contact the doctor that did it (first). This forum is a great resource but secondary to your physician. If your doctor is not interested in helping definitely post that here. And if things don't add up then ask here. Ant reasonable doctor will want to know if you have issues, concerns, problems and will want to help.

I was in constant communication with the Doctor, so if you don't mind take your (Inadvertent) condescension elsewhere. NOT that your message is not good advice just doesn't belong.

Thanks for the support guys. Talked to dr. M just now. She said its probably nerves and she can fix it with something injected there. Forgot what she said it was.