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Old 10-19-2011, 02:30 PM #1
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Default Blisters in Mouth
Hey All- I talked with a new member of our Support Group yesterday that is having a problem with blisters in her mouth. She has had RSD for many years and has been to several Doctors and still does not have an answer for the cause of these blisters. She is seeing an oral surgeon tomorrow and I was wondering if anyone here has heard of this being RSD related. Your input will be much appreciated, Fondly-Carol
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