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Old 05-22-2012, 06:26 PM #1
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Default dose your rsd affect your eyes and ears
i had a accident at work april 15th 2011 3 surguries and alot physical therpy later they told me i have rsd. sting pain in feet swelling and color changes hands that dont want to work. but my question is lately my ears ring and hurt and my eyes are blurry and burn my doctor tells me it has nothing to do with my rsd but cant give me a reeason for it. but lately i dont trust the doctor feel like he just dosent want to help me. i cant take it no more aand dont know what to do giveing up on long island cathy
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