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Old 02-23-2011, 07:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Jimking View Post
Well, Suzy is now on medicare and her current doctor of 3-4 years does not except it. Her doctor recommended several and we went to the first one today. I researched this doctor and came to the conclusion he's selling goods across several states on the east coast like spinal stimulators, blocks etc. This office, two weeks ago and repeated by her current doctor, said they will maintain Suzy's current treatment and will see the main doc. Well, she saw an associate instead who said we don't do meds, we do stimulators. So, here we go again. I guess everyone can tell I dread this.

The big question is, does anyone know of a good RSD doctor of any field around the Washington DC area who isn't into invasive treatment for a RSD patient of 10 years? Thanks a bunch for any replies.

jim
Hi Jim,

I recommend a consultation with Dr. Damian Freas of Advanced pain management in Annapolis Maryland. I have been seeing him for almost a year and can guarantee you that your wife will not be a CRPS patient, but an individual with CRPS. You and your wife will be partners in the development of her treatment plan. Given the spreads of CRPS I have had in a rather short period of time, Dr. Freas ordered a virtual colonoscopy rather than the standard invasive colonoscopy. He is very attuned to weighing th risks of any invasive procedures.

A bit farther away from you is Dr. Robert Schwartzman in Philadelphia. (His wait list however is quite long.)

Hope this helps!

Teri
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