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Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD and CRPS) Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type I) and Causalgia (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type II)(RSD and CRPS) |
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Hi, I have had this(RSD) since my butt(coccyx) hit the cement. My life changed instantly with sweating cold sweats that would makeme freeze and my body, head and the world spin, till I threw up. Drenching my clothes where I stand or lay, sweat pouring off my hair like it's a faucet, each individual hair has it's own flow. Freezing cold feels like near death experience the more and more it happens to me. My body is freezing and is pouring sweat off of it, day in day out it never stopped until we raised my time relief pain pill to 40 mg, and then that's when I felt relief from the pain in my neck, back and feet. I was on the 40 mg for a few years like 3 or 4 before raising again to get the same relief. I now am on 80 mg and feel relief from the sweating as I sit and type, which I could not do if it was not for the pain pills.
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my wife would be amazed that on the hottest days I still had the coldest limbs. but they were dripping with sweat.. this year not as bad as far as freezing, but the burn is worse. trade off I guess.. good luck to you |
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There are 2 variations of RSD/CRPS type 1. Warm 95% of suffers and cold 5% the arm/leg feels cold, the skin is blue in colour and circulation is impaired.if you are like me one of the cold ones you need to be treated with calcium channel blockers.
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"Thanks for this!" says: | reluctant@thetable (09-10-2012) |
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Unfortunately I also have a neuro-receptor disorder which means I get instant immunity after one dose so not on any medications.
Try this link http://www.patient.co.uk/health/Calc...l-Blockers.htm Only the Dutch seem to know about it. http://pdver.atcomputing.nl/pdf/CRPS...nt_version.pdf |
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Try taking a bath (might as well add Epsom Salts) to reset your body temp. It seems to work for me.
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You need to see a doc with RSD experience. |
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Welcome to Neuro Talk. You will find alot of folks here with RSD. I have it also, or some kind of PN. From experience, I also know the pain meds themselves can make a person sweat and have chills. When I have a flair or a worse day, I tend to sweat. I think it is a reaction from the pain too. Check with your doctor about this more. Hope you get alot of response to your post. Glad you found this site. ginnie
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