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Old 12-15-2011, 06:48 PM #1
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Confused crps and haert rate
hi all.it has been a wile seance my last post,and i have missed all of you.i am wondering does any one have a rapid heart rate all the time?my hart rate at rest is about 106 and i am nerves .this has been a problem for about 6 mounts .i am so scared ,is this the rsd or the pain,i just do not know how much more i can take.
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