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Originally Posted by Jo*mar
As you read more about CRPS/RSD you'll know what fits in your case. Maybe the ortho was concerned that the surgery was what set off the CRPS for you.
If you feel CRPS is the correct diagnosis, maybe he was a bit upset that he missed the signs...
Since you mention shoulder/hand issues, I'd like to suggest - if CRPS is not a clear fit - that you read about thoracic outlet syndrome also (TOS) for short.
It is possible to have both TOS & RSD/CRPS too...
I haven't had time to read about your symptoms..
post #1 in our useful sticky thread is a comprehensive collection of info about TOS -
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/thread84.html |
Thank you! I do have thoracic outlet syndrome. I've had it for years. I did a lot of pt for it probably 15 years ago, they thought being short and having a job that required the constant overhead arm repetition was the root.
I felt better for a while but can easly aggravate it. I do my at home stretches and exercises and it will ease it off
