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Hi toe,
I'm no medical professional, but I've definately been on the treatment "rollercoaster". I feel fortunate because some folks on here are much worse off & have more trouble getting any relilef & have lived with it much longer. I keep looking for a timeline when there just isn't one. Everyone's different with this. I think youth is on your side. My P.M. Dr. IS in remission from RSD/CRPS. (How lucky was I to find her?) She was a young teen however. They started me on a big cocktail of meds. It's an experimentation process to see what helps. For me Cymbalta & Lyrica work pretty well. I had to taper off Lyrica. I'm not in remission but the nerve blocks help A LOT & in combo with physical therapy. More later, can't type any more right now.
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RSD/CRPS and contracture of left hand and arm after surgery for broken wrist. |
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