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Old 04-24-2007, 05:09 AM #3
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Originally Posted by nopainever View Post
Hey you,

When my RSD spread from my rt.ft/leg to my left I felt the exact same thing. Plus, it would go numb and I would get pins and needles. I like to call mine the "Butterfly Effect". It is exactly the same now on the left, as is is on the right.

Question for you? Have you had any surgeries or injections lately? Have you fallen or hurt that leg in any way you can remember?

Blessings,
Heather
Yes I had a nerve block on my right leg. It only gave me a couple minutes of relief.....
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