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Old 06-20-2012, 12:24 PM #1
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Default Anti-Typical Treatments?
Has anyone sought out anything on like Stem Cell therapy treatments or anything atypical for CRPS/RSD? I was just wondering. I know most of those types of treatments are not in the US, but if anyone has any experience/thoughts, that would be fantastic. Thanks!
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