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Old 05-04-2007, 07:18 PM #1
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This is for those of you with Rsd in you hand or hands. Do you have carpal tunnel and if so did you have it before or after the RSD. When I had the accident that caused RSD and they did all the tests, they said I had carpal tunnel in my left injuried hand. A year later it was in both wrists. I did not have any problems before the accident with either wrist. So I want to know what others think if they have this problem. THANKS, carose
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