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Old 04-24-2007, 03:44 AM #1
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Default Another Pic of the Left Foot w/ Pom. Veins
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Good evening to all:

I have attached some pics that show severe edema of my rt.foot, where the RSD began. Both feet are deformed slightly and I am working with PT on that. It also shows cyanosis in a few, where my foot looks bluish and has some shininess to it. There are also a couple that show severe redness and inflammation.

These are just a few pics that I thought you might be interested in. My feet used to be very thin, bony, and cute. Not anymore! My RSD is now bilateral and up past my knees on both sides (almost to my mid thigh).

Heather
This is a pic of the other foot, you can see a lot more veins. This is how they look during a flare-up...

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