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Old 10-14-2013, 04:03 AM #5
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Another question I have; Does CRPS trigger anxiety? It seems like like the pain and the fear of being in pain while out, make me sometimes loathe going out or completing a task. I don;t have panic attacks or anything, but is this something that I should ask the doctor about treating.
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