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Old 01-30-2013, 06:42 PM #6
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Thanks so much for all the advice. I did tell the doctor who treated me about past rsd but she wasn't familiar with it. I am in a brace, but can remove it. I am keeping the pain under control, and have started the vitamin c. I am already taking Topamax for migraine prevention, so that should be helpful as well. What I really need to do is just not worry, but it is hard not to. That was a very difficult time in my life and I don't want to have to go through that again.
Just a thought, might you consider temporarily taking an anti-anxiety med like lorazepam or zanex? at least long enough to get you thru till you feel comfortable the rsd doesn't come back with new injury? Hope the best for you. loretta
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