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Old 03-19-2012, 08:39 PM #17
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Breaker, since you are so newly diagnosed, please consider a trial of tDCS. tDCS addresses the root cause of CRPS, is non-invasive may be used in conjunction with other treatments, and doesn't just mask the pain like patches.
Lidoderm patches can be a very effective tool in preventing spread when used properly.
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