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Old 06-27-2010, 03:26 PM #2
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Kathy , I have not "officially" been diagnosed with the RSD being internal , however when it started spreading from LUE it went into my left chest wall , left abdominal area and leg . I have the deep internal burn feeling in my intestinal/stomach area and am very sensitive to touch . I have not noticed any problems associated with this except for the pain , hope there are none to follow....Hope you are doing well , take care !
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