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Old 07-24-2011, 10:13 PM #6
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Did you have an injury or accident and is that why you have a bulging disc?
Are they going to put you on meds for the arthritis?

I am diagnosticly tested out for now so the why behind my conditions is unknown. I do feel though it is important to rule out all possible conditions because some that are caught early can be treated better. Also from what I have been told that if you can find the reason behind all this it is easier to treat. Now for me I have RSD and PN but since I don't know the cause it is about pain control and treatments. So if you get to the point where you are dx tested out you may want to look into pain doctor etc.
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