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Old 10-07-2010, 12:43 AM #1
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I think it's a matter of comparison. Some people have found that nothing helps with the pain. Meds help me live a fairly normal life. I would consider that a mild case. Sad as it is to say, I consider myself lucky that I only have it as bad as I do, and that I didn't get it when I was younger. So yeah, I think there is such a thing...but...without painkillers, it's still hell on earth, mild or not.
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I think it's a matter of comparison. Some people have found that nothing helps with the pain. Meds help me live a fairly normal life. I would consider that a mild case. Sad as it is to say, I consider myself lucky that I only have it as bad as I do, and that I didn't get it when I was younger. So yeah, I think there is such a thing...but...without painkillers, it's still hell on earth, mild or not.
How long have you had it?
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How long have you had it?
They (deing the hand surgeon, and my private doctor) noticed it in March 2010, after Feb surgery on left hand.
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How long have you had it?
Sprained my left leg pretty well in '03 and it started, then got dx'd in 2008. From everything I've looked at, the first year is the critical one. It's done some spreading and the level of pain has increased, but that's par for the course.
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