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Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD and CRPS) Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type I) and Causalgia (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type II)(RSD and CRPS) |
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Hi everybody,
I hope you are all progressing towards wellness. This is just a brief hello to say that I am back. You have all remained close to my hearts. This is a wonderful forum offering hope to those who thought it once impossible, including myself. I am very grateful for all Ballerina's work and her inspiring spirit which has spread through all of us. It has indeed kept me going through the most difficult times. God bless all and may healing come soon to every single one of you. Warm regards, hope and peace, Nick
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still not working for me...so depressing as I continue to deteriorate. I really need this to work!
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Do not give up. We may not all be built exactly the same but we're all from the same factory, we're all human. Our individuality and the time course we've endured our conditions necessarily have a bearing on variables such as electrode positions, current density, length and frequency of treatment, etc. I hope to apply tDCS for tinnitus. In the studies there are many individual factors why some respond and others don't. Maybe given the correct protocol, we are ALL responders, all healers. So maybe it is our task to try out different protocols until we hit the right one. There lies hope. It would be interesting to learn what works for whom and for someone to tabulate the data as a cross-reference guide. My own experience has become more severe and gives me no choice but to give it a big try. How long have you been using tDCS, with what equipment and what protocols? Please don't despair, the science is solid and I think we can all be responders, no matter how resilient the condition appears to be.
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I agree with what Nick Allen said. As can be seen by fellow board members who may have expected to hear how my daughter is coming with her trial using TDCS nothing has been posted. This is due to Murphy. Everyone knows Murphy, he or she is that hidden element which seems to make things go wrong even when we humans try to make them go right. It has been sixteen days since beginnig first protocal but Murphy and his law has seen to it than nothing runs smooth. First of all at consultation time my daughter suffered a migrane so Doc Fugedy gave her two treatments, one designed for the headache and she was to proceed with one protocal for her CRPS. Then she had some problems with burning since the Doc first advised just water so she started using Saline. However as treatments proceeded she kept having headache,s. She E-mailed the Doc but both played E-mail tag or phone tag, unsure if both. In addition, I suppose despite the pain involved there is still humor. I certainly got a chuckle out of my daughters account of what happened during one E-mail to the Doc. She had typed out his name but was using auto correct. She meant to say hello Doctor Fugedy but the auto correct changed what she typed to "digest" so the E-mail said Hello Dr. Digest. My daugther quicky sent anorher E-mail explaining the error to the Doc but when my daugter shared with me the event I could not help but wonder if when the good Doc first looked and the E-maill if he thought to himself. I am not a Gastro Doc, rather a PM Doc. Of course due to the continued headaches the Doc then reasoned in light of the problems it might be a good Idea for now to use the migrane protocal if I am understanding correctly but over one week end my daughter and the rest of the family went to a family reunion in the park and since she was out in the sun for hours had a sun burn on her head so took a couple days off. She has resummed with the new protocal but with all the delays and dealing with Murphy it is much to soon to tell anything at this point in time. I however continue to have faith in the possibilites presnted with TDCS and complety agree with Nick Allen. My prayer is that everyone will be responders to TCDS at some future point in time. ![]() |
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"Thanks for this!" says: | nick allen (06-21-2012) |
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At work yesterday I had the oddest thing cause my hand to flare and freeze up on me (I literally had to pull my fingers apart with the other hand)...dusting. It was "dusty thursday" and everyone in the store is supposed to dust while they are working. I was the opening manager so I had a swiffer duster and was dusting all the fixtures at the front of the store...guess it was too much for me. Lifting vacuums...fine. Dusting...not so much. RSD is so odd...
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its possible it was a muscle cramp.. in that case stretching would help.. ( ill keep my fingers crossed that , that is the issue...soft hugs
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Unfortunately not a cramp. This happens to me a lot in the past year if I immobilize my hands or arms at all...even if it's just having them in the same position without moving or stretching them (like me holding the duster for extended periods of time or the fishing pole when I went fishing or also if I am stitching and my one arm doesn't move much). It's not just a cramp...it's total freezing and I have to forcibly move that limb usually with my other arm. God forbid it ever happens to both sides at the same time...I'll be a useless mess! I try to be good with this stuff and not let myself immobilize but sometimes with the things like dusting or fishing or stitching I don't even realize I am doing it until hours later when I try to set the duster, fishing pole, or stitching down. Once I know that these things cause the freezing I just have to make myself move the limb every 5-10 minutes. Frustrating how much life changes when you have RSD...even when things are going good you can't stop and take a break from it at all or "forget" you have it and the things you need to do for treatment/therapy. Oh well...things are generally going so awesome...this is just a tiny blip on the radar.
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Does anyone know of a doctor in Los Angeles that does tDCS?
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