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Hi Mike!
This is all very interesting. I have a quick question: if someone with CRPS goes into remission for a period of time (about a year) and comes out of it, would the resulting neurological condition be more similar to "fresh" CRPS or "old and cold"... i.e. if you went into remission and came out of it would these acute treatments offer the potential of a cure in the same way that they would to people who literally just started showing signs of CRPS? Thanks for all this information! Your hard work is much appreciated! |
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| "Thanks for this!" says: | ginnie (12-01-2012) |
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