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Does anyone find that their rsd is worse when you are under stress?

 
 
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Old 07-24-2012, 06:05 AM #1
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Default Does anyone find that their rsd is worse when you are under stress?
Hello all, I have recently started a new job as a real estate paralegal and I have found that my pain has drastically increased due to the fact that the job has an average amount of stress with it. I have to work because my family needs the money, but halfway through the day, I am doing breathing exercises to have to deal with the pain. I need to talk to my doctor about it, but I was wondering if any of you experienced the same issues. Thank you and I hope everyone has a semi pain free day!
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