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Old 06-15-2010, 05:17 PM #16
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Everyone keeps saying that I need a pain doctor. At this point my pain is managable with physical therapy, massage therapy & I am receiving chiropractic care as well.

I guess I am confused as to why I need medication for something that is managable without meds.

Dawn
Count your blessings. My wife who has RSD went 4 years without meds. She's had this condition 8 years. Hopefully your condition will stay as is or decrease, for many that is not the case.
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