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Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD and CRPS) Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type I) and Causalgia (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type II)(RSD and CRPS) |
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Before my W/C injury I was saving up money to get breast implants, I have CRPS/RSD, and I was wondering if it is possible if I could still get the surgery after my W/C claim is settled? without it affecting my CRPS ANY MORE THAN IT DOES? CRPS IN RT GRT. TOE, FOOT, LEG, BACK, SO FAR.
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"Thanks for this!" says: | loretta (02-20-2010) |
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My life isn't the life it used to be. The constant pain is very difficult to deal with as you must know. Because RSD effects the immune system, I wouldn't feel like it is a good idea. How long have you had it? You have quite a bit of pain I'm sure and probably independent pain. I think if you asked any RSD Dr. they would not recommend it. Even if you had a surgeon to do it, I'm sure he would have sign a waiver. This is just my personal opinion, but with 15 years , full body, surgery is the last thing we want to go thru. Sincerely, loretta with big soft hugs ![]() |
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I agree with loretta. I did not get this from surgery but there is too much chance for spread that even a sugery that would be a must for health issues would make me fearful. I have a friend too who has nerve damage from plastic surgery and another who developed auto immune. Too much risk. If you decide to I would get your rsd treating docs involved and talk to them to get there feeling. Personally I would not do this or any elective surgery.
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Every time I get an injury, RSD goes there. Spilled some hot spaghetti sauce on my good hand back in December, and now have RSD in that hand.
I don't even get a blood draw unless it is absolutely needed. The RSD pain doc I saw at Clev. Clinic told me that some people RSD stays put and never moves. Others, it moves with any injury. She told me I am one who gets it with injury --- so live my life very carefully and don't get ANYTHING done unless I have to. I even have a service dog now to help steady my walking - I am so afraid of falling and giving the RSD another place to move to. I would not want to have any surgery unless it was needed to save my life at this point. Even the pain of a mammogram scares me to death. |
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I dont want to sound harsh, but I think the last think on my mind or the last thing i would EVER want is to get cut open, poked by a needle, let alone breast implants.... (although the thought is amazing
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