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Old 05-01-2013, 03:48 PM #1
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Hello; I have a question. I have chronic regional pain syndrome and now I am experiencing a symptoms of not being able to move from minutes to hours at a time. And in some instances I am unable to talk. Have anybody else experience this symptom?
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Old 05-01-2013, 04:32 PM #2
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Welcome to Neuro Talk. There are alot of people on this site with CRPS. Hope you get a good response from those that have this illness. I have read a few posts where some experience something like you discribed. I hope you have the very best neurologist, and that he takes you seriously. A good pain specialist too would help. Being unable to move or talk seems serious. Let me know if you have some good doctors. ginnie
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I agree that you really need to understand these very serious symptoms.

Are you seeing a neurologist?
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honestly, It sounds like a seizure. Please follow up with a neurologist.
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I have epilepsy and that sounds like a simple/complex partial seizure. Call your nuero ASAP and tell them whats happening and get an appt. If you cant get an appt, go to the hospital!
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