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Old 05-22-2011, 05:26 PM #5
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My only advice is do not do the radio frequency abliviation as it can make the CRPS spread. I tried the procedure and it was the worse thing I have ever done as it caused my CRPS to spread and took what little function I had away. Recently I read an article by Dr Schwartzman and in his research he found that the RF Abliviation (and spinal cathadars) cause spreading. I would look for a new doctor.
Sarah
I agree with Sarah on this, but am only basing my opinion from what I have read.

That procedure sounds extremely risky!
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