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Question CRPS and my 1st symp. nerve block...
Hi, I am new here and I have CRPS in both feet and my right hand. It started after 2 knee surgeries. My first symp. nerve block is on sept 16th. What should I expect from it?? Does it hurt? Will it help and for how long? Thanks for listening everyone!
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