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Old 11-17-2009, 04:58 PM #5
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Orthopedic docs are notoriously ignorant of RSD! My first doc was an ortho, and he accused me of malingering, and sent me off to a psych. That's when I started my journey to find a doctor, which was the first 7 years!

Thank God my Chiro recognized it, and sent me to Dr S, in Philly. Got me in quick, too.

This is YOUR Body, YOUR Life!
If this (doctor) were say, a friend, you'd "defriend" him quickly!
Don't be afraid to do that now, he's not got your best interest at heart, I don't it's fear of anything, other than just plain ignorance!

Your PM doc should know a good Neuro for you!

Be Well!

Pete
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Pete thanks for the advice. You say you went to Dr. S. Did u have ketamine inf?
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