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"Which parts of the body are involved?
The parts of the body most commonly affected by RSD are the hand and wrist, foot and ankle, or the knee. Sometimes a whole limb can be affected. For example, the arm might be painful from the shoulder down to the wrist. Sometimes people who have had RSD in one limb may also develop RSD in another – but this is relatively unusual." (from: http://www.arc.org.uk/about_arth/booklets/6035/6035.htm) Is it unusual for RSD to spread? In my case, it has spread 3 times, so now I have RSD in both arms/hands/shoulders, feet/legs and back... unusual?  Just wondering what anyone else's thoughts were on this issue, and what your experience was? Thanks. 
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