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Old 02-26-2007, 12:50 PM #11
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Hi Hubby with RSD-- hre is the link to that article....

http.//www.rsdfoundation.org/test/AMA.html

Many, many eperts in the field consider Dr. Fitzpatrick's criteria for RSD "THE BIBLE"--DESPITE how the ICs keep trying to make the criteria almost IMPOSSIBLE to meet (gee, no surprise, seeing how COSTLY the treatment is...)

Also, the web-site discusses the use of patches, etc., etc under the "treatment" section, as well as promising new treatments.

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