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Old 12-12-2012, 04:59 PM #3
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No you don't. My wife who has RSD now for 10 years has had bouts with swelling but not on the scale I've seen others have. Both her calves swelled somewhat about 4-5 years ago, was prescribed a steroid and never had issues like that ever sense. Her initial injured arm has been in a brace for 10 years is the total opposite of swelling, its atrophied.

I agree...From what I have learned it seems that there are a myriad of symptoms. All are not required for a diagnosis. Symptoms seem to come and go depending on treatment as well.

I guess what I am saying is all cases do not present the same way or progress the same. This is based on what I have read. I am new to this all myself, only being diagnosed this summer.
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