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Old 06-13-2013, 07:34 PM #1
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Yesterday I had my battery site cleaned out. I had a bad reaction to anesthesia where I could not stop shaking. Today, any time one of my kids or anyone touches my feet, they spasm. I took a muscle relaxer and it calmed it somewhat, but my original rsd site (right foot) is very painful and shaking uncontrollably. Anyway, I wondered if anyone had any experience like this?

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