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Old 05-12-2012, 11:31 PM #1
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Default Please help. I don't understand my RSD.
I can tell it's spreading from my right arm to my left.

Is that possible? Can RSD "spread" or am I imagining it??

This afternoon I woke up and immediately noticed my right hand feels weak. I tried to write out a grocery list, but had a hard time gripping the pencil.

Is any of this normal for someone with RDS?

Thanks in advance.
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