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Old 11-09-2009, 03:53 PM #1
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Confused New beginnings with rsd
How many stellate gangleon blocks can
you safely have? After 14 I think it's time
to move on to the epidural?? My dr. Has
not mentioned a word!, but he did say let's do
an MRI , to see what's going on. All these
procedures without much explaining details
is driving me nuts. My hands are swollen,
red, hurt. Neck , shoulders are as tight as
if they were glued down. Help! Anyone
experience any of these? Comments greatly
appreciated. Ag
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