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Old 06-26-2013, 09:10 PM #6
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RSD never provides a dull moment. I've had many thousands of symptoms over the course of the years but, fortunately, most of them are incidental or even humorous. You need to be aggressive about trying to cure this in the first couple years because it's probably too late afterward. A good doc will keep you going if you tell him what's going on. Some even seem to be able to anticipate your problems.

Good luck.
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