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Old 12-19-2011, 12:05 AM #3
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There are I think generally 3 ways that RSD spreads...it can spread in a mirror fashion, it can spread along one side, and it can spread to a completely different place. Different things can cause spread too...like trauma to a different area once you already have RSD. Like everything else with RSD...it seems everyone is different. I hope your doctors are able to help you with this...sounds like you have quite the team of doctors working with you.
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