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Old 11-23-2011, 10:45 PM #10
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The burning stopped before the block. Did yours spread to the other leg?
Not my other leg (thank goodness...it's nice to have at least ONE working) but it spread to my entire upper body between my waist and neck (including hands and arms). But I think all the icing and immobilization that they did in the beginning made the RSD worse. My spread actually occurred after a block...which was a year after my first block and with a different doctor.
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