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10-07-2011, 12:45 AM
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Hi,
For the outpatient ketamine infusion procedures, is blood drawn needed? Why and how often? IV will be needed every time. For those of you have either full body and all limbs RSD, where did they put your IV? Did the IV make your symptoms worse? What about the blood pressure cuff? Can they put that in your calf? I have RSD in all limbs from the IV hitting a nerve fiber in 2007. Now, i have new RSD pain and worsening of old RSD pain from a recent blood drawn. So i am so scared of needles. Did the IV or blood drawn make your RSD worse? Please share your experiences and thanks so much. I need some guidances. Numb |
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