I wondered if we could get a picture sticky going, it would be very helpful indeed I think, for showing rashes, swelling, cyanosis, skin conditions...?

all the best

[mollymcn]

Here is the diagram from the Patterns of Spread article

Fig. 1. Schematic drawings showing the three types of spread found in patients with complex regional pain syndrome, type I (reflex sympathetic dystrophy). Arrows indicate the direction of spread.

Oooh, here's an interesting free online video site I found. 15 short PT exercises specifically for RSD sufferers:
http://www.expertvillage.com/intervi...al-therapy.htm

And lots (and lots) of alternative medicine topics, from Chinese herbal medicine to Reiki, Tai Chi, you name it.
http://www.expertvillage.com/categor...th-fitness.htm

Haven't had a proper look myself yet, it's quite a big site...
all the best

[InHisHands]

Photos were deleted off of the photobucket site so they will not show here either.

[InHisHands]

Photos were deleted off of the photobucket site so they will not show here either.

[frogga]

Hey, well...



Hope this works!!

Frogga xxxxx

[allentgamer]

Ok I read everything and now am puzzled lol. So whats new about that? hahahaha!

Anyways, this pitting only occurs in the right leg. Weird huh? It doesnt even happen to the left leg, so maybe it is from the damage caused from hypoxia? Since edema can happen from blood flow problems, made me think that might be the culprit. Then again RSD is some pretty weird stuff in its own right lol.

I know the damage was done this coming April 7 years ago, but damage is damage right?

The photo is the actual angio, you can see the top of the femur bone in the background. I circled the clot, and this is the right leg view. Hard to believe a little thing about the size of a pencil eraser could cause sooo much trouble.

I guess it is the ER for me this week to check out this edema stuff.