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Old 08-01-2014, 09:36 AM #5
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Since RSD can affect nerve, skin, joint, bones and tissue, some people see a rheumatologist. What kind of symptoms are you having?



OMG!? I have to chime in with a question for fellow sufferers. I have been having major problems with my eyes. Now, this may be gross, but I have a problem with getting corneal ulcers. Very painful. It feels like I have glass in my eye when I get one. I almost lost vision in my left eye, I was very lucky we got it under control or it would have been too late. I'm only 35, and I don't wear contacts. So, I wonder is this related???
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