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Old 05-19-2012, 01:08 PM #1
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Default Soldier with RSD needing help???
Hello,

I am Alex 25 yrs old female us soldier and have been told i have RSD type 1 and its in stage 3 already. (i;m got few other issues on medical)

i was injurred in war and form my hand beign crushed and the body started doign this RSD fun stuff of the pain to feelign and temp.

i have done the trail for SCS but am unsure about the next step of doing the surgeery for good or not. i like to know if this the only thing to do or is there any thing else out there to help with these pains???

thanks so much,
Alex
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