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Old 11-30-2013, 05:54 PM #8
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What symptoms are you experiencing other than temperature regulation dysfunction?

Because docs realize how urgent it is to get an early diagnosis, sometimes they jump the gun...

If you do have it, you have a good chance for remission if they treat you quickly and aggressively.
It started with my hand being stiff, purplish, scar area sore ,swollen, sweating, nails grew very quick. It was my time to go back to work and too much pain when trying to use at that point. (6 weeks after surgery)
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