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Old 10-15-2010, 10:41 PM #1
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Default RSD and Depression
Unfortunately, for the last several years I have been suffering from depression as a result of RSD and pain meds. It's made a difficult situation even more difficult as I isolate myself in a cocoon of pain, drowsiness and depression. I also occasionally run a high fever which my doctor is not familiar with as it relates to RSD. Does anyone else have associating depression and high fever?
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