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Does anyone have severe tinnitis or uncontrollable profuse sweating as part of CRPS hitting internal organs?

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Hi Kathie! I do have severe tinnitus...it drives me crazy! My ENT recommended that I go to a tinnitus clinic. Haven't made an appt yet, not sure if they could help me because I think it is from RSD. I do not have uncontrollable profuse sweating, although I do sweat a lot more than I used to.

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