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Old 10-22-2012, 07:12 PM #1
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Default What is he next step for my RSD of 1 1/2 years
Hi, I've had RSD for over a year now, and I am only 17. I have had pain blocks in my spine and been through vigorous PT and medication but nothing helps. I am now using acupuncture weekly to help subside some of the pain, but it never goes away. I can barely walk and do anything by myself. What is my next step?
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