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Old 01-23-2012, 04:45 PM #1
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Doug,

Welcome to the group. Sorry to hear about your son having this horrible monster. Hopefully someone can answer your question in the mean time Did you check RSD america or rsds.org. They have lists of dr.'s.
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So sorry for your son.

Also, you can try a good university hospital, call the chief of neurology, or ask the person who answers, which neuro treats rsd..

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** doctor Robert J Schwartzman, Drexal University College of Medicine Philladelphia PA 215-762-6915. He is the for most doctor, wrote all the books and trained all the doctors in RSD care. The only problem in can talk up to two years to get in. leo does Ketamin treatments.
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There have been several posts about various children's hospital programs. If it were my child, that's the route I'd take if at all possible... Treat aggressively asap. Children are more likely to respond to treatment than adults, and he could go into remission. Please take a look at Dr. Hooshmand's 4 F's diet for RSD as well. Good luck!
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