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Old 06-07-2012, 07:34 AM #8
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The constant nagging pain, the side effect from all of the meds we take, the poor sleep patterns that many of us have..... all of these things contributes to fatigue.

And let's not forget the toll that CRPS takes on our mental health.

Add it up and you get fatigue. Most of us have it; it's very common with CRPS. It's just a matter of "degree".

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