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Originally Posted by dreambeliever128
I believe there are two reason's Drs. don't want to treat RSD. It is a time consuming disorder and narcotics have to be used to help a person. A person has to be seen often if they are on narcotics and some Drs. are afraid to even give them nowadays due to the laws they are governed by.
It is a matter of finding the right Drs. that are willing to go through it with you. I'm glad your wife did. We sure can't get through it by ourselves.
I'm glad mentally she is doing better. That means she is finding her way back from the beginning of the trip with RSD.
Ada
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You are correct of course. I also believe strongly ones health insurance policy helps motivate a doctor's course of action or non-action. A few years ago not far from me in Mclean, Va. a well known pain doctor was thrown into jail because a couple of bad patients were caught selling prescribed drugs on the street prescribed by him. This hampered Suzy's treatment big time. The doc won his appeal and was released from prison after a couple of years.