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Old 04-18-2010, 08:45 PM #1
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Default Beta Blockers for RSD???
I was just reading about beta blockers & found something that said it helps with "fight or flight" symptoms. Just wondering if anyone has ever heard of them being used to treat RSD. Just a thought....
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