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Old 04-10-2007, 12:06 PM #1
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Hello everyone, it is a bad day today. I just can't seem to get a proper diagnosis still after almost 3 years!!UGH!!! Could be some symptoms from C5@C6 spinal stenosis. I have been diagnosed with myofascial pain, a surgeon said I had double crush, scalene copmpression on the plexus(tos). At least all involved say it is do to repetitive strain injuries. I am still in physical therapy, it is going alright, I guess I will be in the grey area forever!! When I go to see my family doctor next week, I will ask about a followup mri to my neck,and mri for my left shoulder. Just a bad day!!!
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ah darn - hang in there though!
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Have u been onthe THORACIC OUTLET SYNDROME site?
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Hi everyone been feeling miserable. on going pt, new drug gabapentin, and more tests coming emg and cervical mri, again. Lots and lots of burning, my whole arm is on fire but my poor hand gets cold, and sweats at the same time. I know I'm not crazy. This pain is real, and I'm not a doctor but after 3 years I have gotten worse. Why all this burning and now another drug!! My can't I just wake up from this nightmare????

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hhmmm maybe you need to read on our RSD site?
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http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/showthread.php?t=247
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