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-   -   Eletrical type pain/ feeling??? (https://www.neurotalk.org/reflex-sympathetic-dystrophy-rsd-and-crps-/13589-eletrical-type-pain-feeling.html)

buckwheat 02-16-2007 11:20 PM

Hi Their,
I live in a 2 story again now that I am back in Temecula. I find myself looking up at the ceiling to see it someone left a faucet running upstairs. Where I might be a bit different in my SX but I feel like raindrops have actually hit my head a few times a week.

When I was a teenager visiting Scotland one lovely evening. My nan, sis or myself left the faucet running in a 5 Star hotel. We were in the pub at the time, downstairs. My nan used to know how to have a good time. But we ruined the hotel. Whoever left the faucet running I will never know.

But several floors were ruined. Hugs, Roz

Imahotep 02-16-2007 11:40 PM

My condition is always in a state of flux. What's true one minute isn't the next. Hard wonm gains can disappear as the condition changes over longer time periods as well.

Now I get the electrical sensations in all the affected areas when there is a loud or annoying noise on bad days. They are not especially troubling now and it's much better than the blasts of pain that I'm accustomed to.

coachV 02-17-2007 08:54 PM

count me in too.....i don't have huge problems with the electic shocks, but i do get them....and i also get the running-water feeling....for me, it's cold water running down my shin....not painful, but unpleasant and certainly startling.

this is why i hate the "crps" designation for our disease.....i always liked the joke that RSD stands for 'really spooky disease'.


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