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Old 01-13-2011, 04:17 PM #8
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Even if the nerves are trapped? There have been people diagnosed with RSD, showed many symptoms who had trapped nerves released and all symptoms vanished. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying RSD is just trapped nerves, I realize this condition goes way beyond that. I also realize surgery to those with RSD can cause the disease to spread. But allow a nerve to remain trapped? Would that be something most experts on RSD would allow?
My podiatrist, orthopedist, and neurologist all agree that surgery is not in the cards at the moment for the Tarsal Tunnel. I am hopeful that if I can get pain under control with the spinal cord stimulator that maybe... just maybe... I can get the nerve released. Until then, I am going off my drs recommentations. Surgery, injury, even a stubbed toe scares me right now.
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