Dianna H. answered • 07/30/19
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Bone spurs grow over long periods of time.The article publicized by the University of California Berkeley known as, "Health After 50," states that, "Bone spurs removed during joint replacement surgery typically don’t grow back. But there’s no guarantee that other bone spurs won’t return."
