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Old 04-08-2012, 06:18 PM #1
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Hi

Is it possible to be itchy so bad in my hand , that has the rsd? I also have pins and needles and today little electric shocks in my finger tips. I again have stage 1 .But maybe a little crazy but feel itchy in other hand and pain by elbow, just like I have in arm now.

Thanks for listening
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