Most RSD is more of a byproduct that began after some other accident or disease hit first, so that's where I'd start as far as trying to figure out what the nature of the problem is.

Though you listed quite a few things that would make me wonder if you are in fact dealing with RSD, I'd first be wanting to know what other damage is involved such as nerve damage or some other possible disease. This kind of diagnosis can only be found through the right kind of doctor. Sadly enough, pain doctors are rarely the right starting point by my opinion. The only time they can really help is once you have a firm diagnosis that's telling us why you're suffering with pain and the associated problems that go with it.

Because of the unique ambiguity of RSD, it can be easy to blame RSD when in all reality the cause of your health problems might just be something else altogether. My best advice is to seek out someone you trust who actually deals with the physical side first and then from there head back to your well respected pain doctor with whatever new information they learn so your pain can be treated more effectively. You will find your answers I promise, it's just we have to be patient during the learning phase. Best of luck, Bob.