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So I am now really confused by I font know if it is CRPS or SFN. Does anybody have experience with this or with ketamine infusions? Should I get a third opinion? Just not sure what to do? Thanks for reading!
I had a similar experience. My neuropathy had an acute phase where it spread all over my body. My primary physician at the time first called it fibromyalgia, then CRPS....but really it was small and large fiber neuropathy.

Has your neurologist ordered a bone scan?
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