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CRPS/RSD in Right Arm Only: Supposed Result of Ulnar Nerve Decompression Surgery

 
 
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Old 10-23-2011, 02:04 PM #8
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Lit Love,

Mike is right on target as usual. Please be wary of any research regarding remission and adolescents. It is unclear if the remissions are due to Intensive PT programs, meds, tDCS, SCS, combination treatments, a plethora of additional therapies or just remission due to youth.

I concur with Mike regrding considerqation of a trial run of Ketamine. Also please consider a course of tCDS to se if you are a responder. If you need more info or locations for treatment pm me.

Best to you in your journey and hoping better days are ahead for you!!!!
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