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Originally Posted by bfff2020
finding a doctor/practice that are the full package is the holy grail as far as I'm concerned
I moved house last year and my new doctor managed a diagnosis recently so well done to him there but when he says 'come back in six weeks and we'll see where we are with it then?' I'm gobsmacked and consequently will be phoning them to speak to another doctor tomorrow morning
it's a sickening fact that 9.7/10 doctors actually don't want to help you - I've seen so many it took 2 years just to get the diagnosis and on top of that lets not forget how they condescend and think it's all in your head
it's not just us RSD patients either they just want anyone that needs to discuss pain relief out of their office ASAP
CRPSsongbird I relate to much of what you said we're all thinking like that sometimes or even all the time. I'm glad you have family around that's a huge thing to have and your daughter sounds like an angel giving you advice on how not to feel worse
what I would say it imagine if there was no one else there with you all the time - it would be much worse
Neurochic's first post on this topic is A++ advice and would prove useful to anyone that's feels like reaching out for help, I'm also in the UK and I swear no one's heard of CRPS apart from this one doctor
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I now more than ever see the need in finding a great pain mgmt doctor. I was very lucky when my ortho doctor gave me a referral to my pain doctor who is an anesthesiologist. He seems to me to be on top of everything, and after my nerve blocks he reminds me that one of the office dr,s will be on call alll night. And the next day one of the nurses always calls me to check in with me and see how I am feeling. If anyone needs a doctor in central florida let me know.
Bye, kim