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Old 05-20-2012, 05:22 PM #2
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I certainly would get multiple opinions from professionals as this condition is widely misunderstood, but you do not need to have all of the classic symptoms in order to have CRPS.

It would be unusual not to have pain and would be interesting to see if anyone else chimes in that has had a similar experience, but some of the other symptoms you describe do fall into the CRPS definition.
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