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Old 02-01-2011, 05:38 PM #1
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i have had rsd for about 4 years. the spasms in my arm were so bad it pulled
the fingers tips back to my wrist. just wondering if anyone else had this experience. i cannot move any part of hand. thanks
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have you considered botox injections? It really helped me when my shoulder was frozen up (RSD in my shoulder). They use it a lot for muscle spasms....
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