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Help Contrast Baths...Opinions???
I was diagnosed in December 2013 with RSD in my left hand just 6 weeks after Ulnar surgery. My doctor and my therapist both prescribed contrast baths for my hand. OUCH!!! I have read so much about these baths and most is negative. Anyone here have experience with them? Good? Bad?
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