Pictures of my hand and my eyes
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When I have a vision flare, my pupils get screwy.
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very interesting on your eyes
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I will have to check my pupils when I have this problem.
Maybe it is the drugs we are taking or are u taking aNY, bRANDY?:hug:
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ow long have you had rsd?
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Hi I have RSD ,my legs are bad, I need info. DR. are not telling me anything.
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ive had r.s.d for 3 years now
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hi, ive had rsd for 3 years now and i know what your talking about, the purpilsh almost like a bruseing ur getting isnt a bruse. its acutly your skin changeing color due to verous things takeing place. its one of the big key markers for rsd ,, well not the main but one of the things they look for. its not a rash jsut basicly a symtom of rsd. the burning your talking about i know that pain very very well, i have tryed billions of meds procidors and just things ud never belive some one would try. all in defet. ive talked to others online with rsd and they too have yet to find anything to help with that pain, im sorry to tell you. what i get are blisters can be from the size of a pea up to a grapfruit, evently the skin dies and flakes off. the funny part is when i first got one, i went to my doc about it cause i noticed a some what raised red full circle forming on my skin, he tested me right away for a fungal infection, and sure enough it was negative.a week later it blisterd up and talk about pain, it took 2 weeks before it finaly burst, and honestly im not sure with was more painfull, the blister or the bursting. anyways ive continued to get them off and on no rhyme nor reson, jsut a symptom that apprentlty isnt commen for rsd but dose happen. i have found one other person who gets them as well. what i want to warn evry one about is. these rashes before they turn to blisters look very very simular to ring worm,, witch is a fungal infection of the skin, and most doctors are very fast to tell u that is what it is, when in fact for the most part its not, it is jsut your rsd giveing u new fun pains. so pls if any one gets one of these make the doctor take a skin scrap sample and check it under the mic so that u know for sure if it is or isnt., there is care that is needed to be taken when u get theses blisters from rsd. im putting up a pic of one i currently have, it started to form about 4 days ago, and i will try to put more pics up as if developes for evry one. has any one ealse with rsd gotten theses things im very curious seeing as ive only spoke to one other person and she lives acrosed the country from me and the docs that do know about rsd say its really very uncommen symptom but dose happen. i hope this helps you guys out some |
Thanks for all of your pics
I have had RSD for over 4 years now & have experienced the bluish color changes as well as rashes & mottling, the severe burning & pupil changes & swelling amongst other kinds pf pain. I have not yet had any blistering or clotting, that I am aware of, but I know the coldness & sweating (like my foot is being frozen in dry ice & nothing will warm it or like it is being held on a scalding hot frying pan). For some reason, most of the color changes have stopped & I rarely see signs of them now, but the pain is never ending & because I have had to leave my specialists whom have all seen the signs listed above in the first years after my diagnosis, the new doctors are questioning my diagnosis. It is extremely frustrating. My hearts go out to you all & I thank you for having the courage to tell us your story and post pictures so we know what to look out for. I wish you all the best & hope that yours will soon get better & to you "bobinjeffmo", I pray you will get to keep your leg.
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new to RSD
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I am new to RSD i have an appointment tomorrow and don't know what to expect. I have seen other doctors with the same complaints and havent been taken serious. I have all the symptoms-feet get cold and extremely painful, then red and extremly swollen, i have numbness and tingling all along my right side and arm, my skin texture have changed to a shiny moist texture on hands and face, i have random stinging when i get warm, along with prickly sensations all over, i sweat uncontrolably and it has interfered with work. i have good and bad days, but the last few have been almost unbareable and quickly increasing to more and more problems. i have some pics of my feet and wonder if anyone elses look the same. I would also appreciate any advice anyone has to offer...thank you
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Sounds like me I get little pin size blisters that itch and have clear water like something in them.
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So this is my RST- Its been 7 months and its gotten to the point of me being in a wheel chair, but well see what happens :/
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Those feet look like my feet!
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Will have to see if I can get into a proper doc ASAP. The ER doc and endocrinologist caught mine... This has been going on entirely too long. Now to find a specialist... Anyone know a good doc in the Los Angeles, CA or Santa Barbara, CA areas? |
Those feet/ hands/ etc look familar!
LOL The rash is called dyshidrotic eczema btw, it is common with RSD. I was surprised to see so many pictures of my feet/ hands, LOL.../ |
about your pictures
After reading your blog and looking at your pictures,
My Mom's foot, and calf area look identical. She has the same dry skin like rash on her foot, area, and at one period in time, her skin would swell so much that it actually gave way, and began weeping for about six months. We haven't tried any type of lotions on it, because it causes too much pain to touch her skin, but as far as the episom salt, we did the 30 minute soaks and it did seem to help perk her skin up slightly. I hope this helps, and if you have any questions, feel free to contact me. :-) Thank you! -MyMomsAdvocate |
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http://www.kirkmanlabs.com/ViewProdu...ct_ID@124.aspx This product helps magnesium get into the skin and blood vessels and dilate the constricted blood vessels that are impairing circulation. It comes with a measure/scoop, 100mg/gram. I would not use more than 400mg a day (4 scoops) If this starts to work, then oral magnesium would be the next step. Once the little vessels open up, the circulation improves, and then the oral can take over: Here is my magnesium thread: http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/thread1138.html RSD is part neuropathy part circulatory. I would contact the doctors and make sure she has good kidney functions. The RDA for magnesium elemental is about 400mg/day. Most people do not eat magnesium rich foods anymore so can be very low in this essential mineral. I had a patient with black fingers... who failed on all vasodilatory drugs. She had scleroderma. I started her on the epsom salts soaks 3 times a day with natural vitamin E (which you can do too)... 800 IU per day. When she started to respond, we moved to the oral magnesium, and she got her fingers back. --it took a couple of months. (and avoided amputation which was the dramatic next step). She was so excited, she had me invited to the State's scleroderma society yearly meeting, and I gave a talk for all of them that day! This simple thing can work wonders. It will not "cure" RSD, but I think it will improve comfort considerably. I have other things you can try, but do this first. You are a very good daughter to try and help your Mom. She is lucky to have you. |
Bumping up
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New members, please be sure make a post or thread on the main RSD forum, so all can greet you and reply there. Follow this link to start a New Thread - http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/ne...newthread&f=21 |
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here are some pictures of the skin lesions with RSD that my daughter has
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Gosh. I am so sorry. We are here for you. Please feel free to express yourself. Nothing is off-limits... |
Anything you need,feel free to ask,,Im so sorry to see you daughter and you go thru this ordeal,,,,may the Lord richly bless you both
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keep your chin up
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I've had RSD/CRPS for many years. Started in my left arm, has spread to upper torso and face, and left arm. I was on morphine for a few years until my new pain specialist took me off of it and put me on ketamine. The swelling went down some, the rash has almost disappeared, I still have discoloration but the burning is gone. The spread of CRPS has not stopped but I am real thankful for the ketamine. It works for me and others, but some folks don't have as much luck on it. I think the morphine actually made the symptoms worse.
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Gosh. I am so sorry. We are here for you. Please feel free to express yourself. Nothing is off-limits...[/QUOTE] Here is the problem..they are getting worse both inside and out. Her right leg has just about shut down at this point. Waiting ot get a doctor that knows what they are doing with a case this bad is heartbreaking. |
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be well, :hug: ~ Sandra |
Thanks Bob
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Bob, What an incredibly wonderful attitude you have. I know we can always think of someone who is worse off than ourselves and I try to do the same thing, but you've obviously had severe RSD and continue to keep positive. Thank you for reminding me to not feel sorry for myself or dwell too much on RSD and it's affects in my life. |
My hand a week and a month after surgery
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These photos are of my left hand about a week after surgery and then again after about a month or so. It has been 3 months since surgery now and I can't get rid of the swelling and the redness comes and goes.
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my foot sorta gets that bad in the winter time. I never go out, i peak my head out in the winter but thats really it. here are some pics of my foot, I KNOW, they are ugly but it hurts. can't get the brouse to bring up pic but probably for the better...lol I hope you feel good today!!! Ray |
rsd is a wierd thing
i have had rsd for three years, it started after i had surgery on my elbow following a work related injury. first the burning swelling in my arm and than my hand, than it spread up my shoulder,my neck,face,my upper back,it skipped from the bottom of rib cage to my hip and picked up again and spread all the way down my leg to my toes.
i have had four surgeries including the elbow and the last was a scs in april of this year. now i am suffering from helasious muscle spasms all over my left side and my doctors dont know what to do next. any ideas? help |
My whole body looks like that
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I also got RSD following surgery. Physical Therapy , Swimming, Massage therapy, desensitization thru therapy and at home helped. Also used a Tens Unit. The spasms can be controlled with anti-seizure meds. i took 3200 mg of neurotin. My electric shocks, spasms were full body. Another option is Lyrica. Both cause weight gain. But I don't have the shocks spasms anymore and I gradually went off the neurotin. Maybe have muscle spasm once a month. Hope you get some helps that helps. your friend, loretta :grouphug: |
Thank you for posting the pic of your arm. I have intrenal RSD and have a great deal of swelling on my abdomen and hernited discs in my lower back. All of this cause me to use a walker on wheels and walk bent over. My left arm just recently became injured with swelling and pain and I think its RSD. It looks similar to you pic and you mentioned it was from the pressure of your crutches. This Illness is jut bizarre! I wish that a small percentage of the money that goes towards cancer research could be used in helping RSD patients. It just doesnt seem like much at all is being done. Better days to come for us all I pray!
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please and thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Could u tell me how to get some new pics for me thanks. Have a great day...:):)
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Hi Debra
here is the link to the tutorial that can help you post pictures. http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/thread7728.html You can also attach them to your post as you would to an email. Use the Manage Attachments button below the posting box to do it that way hope that helps :) |
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