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Old 11-09-2012, 03:00 PM #2
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Hi, I am 5 months pregnant with a baby girl. My doc took me off of all pain meds when we found out I was pregnant. My RSD went into remission up until the 5th month. Now I am having RSD pain in all limbs and can only takeTyenol. The other meds I take are prenatal, blood pressure, nexium, and some psych meds. Hope this helps you.
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