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Default SFN as a result of RSD/CRSP

Is there anyone here with SFN as a result of having RSD? I had RSD 30 years ago that way put mostly in remission after 10 years of treatment. Now within just a few years I am diagnosed with SFN, MG (neuromuscular autoimmune disease) and hypothyroidism. I feel like the RSD set me up for the neurological and autoimmune issues. Anyone else with a similar experience?
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