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Diagnosed with CRPS (again); likely to resolve itself?

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10-16-2014, 10:01 AM

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Originally Posted by HarryDresden

For instance, the tingling, warmth, redness, and electric tingles in the foot weren’t present in the first couple months, but have become frequent (daily) but are relatively unpainful (1-2/10).

Your body is bio-electric HD. Google "piezoelectricity" for a fun time.

The electric tingles, if not overtly painful, may actually be symptoms of the nerves in your foot healing. I have experienced both the electric shock/shooting spasm/lightning strike level 10 out of 10 type pain, and warm electric tingles as my nerves regenerated. There was a very marked difference between the two for me.

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