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Old 06-22-2012, 09:49 PM #15
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Thank you for the information on the patches. It's really good to hear some one is able to manage this without taking oral medications. I was curious if you have ever tried Acupuncture. I did once years ago for a shoulder injury. It provided complete relief from my pain for about a day. I was thinking this might be another alternative, but have some reservations about it's use with RSD since I haven't once seen it mentioned in any of my research....
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