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Old 05-23-2011, 09:10 AM #3
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Interesting. I have been looking into it. My aunt had it done for trigeminal neuralgia (sp?) and it has really helped her. I know that is not CRPS but I have been thinking it might be worth a try for at least the consult. She told me that you would know in the first appt if it works for you. We will be driving () through the area where it is available and I am seriously considering at least doing the consult.

Thanks for giving your experience.

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