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Old 12-26-2010, 08:43 PM #4
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Have you been diagnosed with RSD? If not, I have a feeling you may be in the wrong group here for anyone to be able to answer your questions. You may want to recheck the health conditions for a different group.

Wish you well,
Dawn
My foot Dr. had an emergency, so I saw the Dr. filling in. She was the only one why bothered to have a x-ray of both feet. RSD was the first thing out of her mouth & I saw the 2 x-rays.
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