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Old 07-06-2014, 10:34 PM #1
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Hi,

Terry here, long term RSDer. 26 years. Burns survivor with various traumas.

3 years ago I was diagnosed with a minor rotator cuff tear and Chronic Calcific Tendonitis. They also suspected impingment syndrome.

Now it seems that I have chronic myofascial pain syndrome.

Any others out there encountering the same problems. I am in lots of pain.
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I have no helpful answers for you. I wish that I did. I also wish that we (everyone here) did not have this monster to deal with. I hope you feel better soon.
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Hi
Sorry you are having so many issues and yes I can relate. 25 plus yrs RSD, fibromyalgia, myofascial pain and the list goes on.

I send hugs and support wish I had more help to offer than that. I have no really helpful treatment for any of my pain issues...it's brutal hah? Yes...

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Hi,

Terry here, long term RSDer. 26 years. Burns survivor with various traumas.

3 years ago I was diagnosed with a minor rotator cuff tear and Chronic Calcific Tendonitis. They also suspected impingment syndrome.

Now it seems that I have chronic myofascial pain syndrome.

Any others out there encountering the same problems. I am in lots of pain.
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Hi TERRY, welcome! So sorry you are challenged by multiples of pain. Was the CRPS brought on after being burned??
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Jan. 2005 L5/S1 discectomy and Artificial Disc Replacement.
July 2011 removal of broken
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Aug 2011 Stabilization of spine at L3/L4/L5.
October 2014 Rheumatoid Arthritis.
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