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Thanks.
Doc has ruled out rsd as He thinks toe takes time to heal and due to phenol burn it is taking time.
I went to 4 docs and 3 of them ruled out rsd . One said possible rsd but I made a mistake of telling him my pain levels too high which is certainly not the case. 3/4 is the pain level that too when I walk too much.
Some times I get confused on whether it's burning pain or just toe being too sore. Also I don't have any problems moving my toe. There is swelling and redness. No color or temp change.
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