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Old 03-06-2012, 09:43 AM #22
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Yes that was what my pain doctor said that he has patients with mild dx and the pain is so bad and others with severe damage and pain reported less. I guess some is how ones brain reacts to it?
On a side not with hypersensitivity I know for me the more I stay away from touching or fabrics and the more protective I have become the more sensitive I have become. It is a vicious cycle cause when the pain is higher that happens. I try for ex if I can't tolerate socks on a day to make myself wear them even for a short time. Otherwise when days pass it becomes even harder.
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