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Old 09-24-2011, 08:12 PM #1
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Default Sweating from CRPS
My PM dr only seems interested if I sweat only in my CRPS limb as a symptom of RSD but I have ful body sweating episodes several times a day. It's quite a challenge to deal with a leg that needs warmth and the rest of my body needing air!
Does anyone else have full body "hot flashes" with only CRPS only in one limb?
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