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Old 12-13-2013, 12:25 AM #1
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Default My hand where RSD started has been itching
My hand where RSD started has been itching. Has anyone else had this happen? Hope this is a good sign, just wishful thinking I'm sure. Is still a little swollen, have had no sweating since last week. Also still stiff in the morning but is fine the rest of the day. I was able to use a potato peeler for the first time this week as well as cut potatoes with a knife by using left hand to help. First time in 2 1/2months.
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