Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD and CRPS) Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type I) and Causalgia (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type II)(RSD and CRPS)

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Old 10-18-2014, 12:06 PM #1
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Epsom salts and water to the rescue again! In my mind the reason the baths help us has to do with the pressure the swelling causes. The warm water pushing against the body I think helps our lymph system to drain away some of the fluids.
I know about the getting in/out of tub problems if you can swing it and what I'd like to get is a walk-in type tub. I think that would help the most since the deeper water at the feet would increase the water pressure.
If you can get a chair near your tub you could always just put your feet in for a soak.
Good Luck and best wishes
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Epsom salts and water to the rescue again! In my mind the reason the baths help us has to do with the pressure the swelling causes. The warm water pushing against the body I think helps our lymph system to drain away some of the fluids.
I know about the getting in/out of tub problems if you can swing it and what I'd like to get is a walk-in type tub. I think that would help the most since the deeper water at the feet would increase the water pressure.
If you can get a chair near your tub you could always just put your feet in for a soak.
Good Luck and best wishes
I think the magnesium helps as well as the steady warm pressure. That's why the Epsom salt lotion works AND why I'm pretty much pain free in warm ocean water.
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I would love to have a swim in the sea, I used to always swim off the beach near us but its not warm, I live in Southend which is on the Thames estuary, its still a nice swim in summer but I haven't been for a few years!

I was reading on a website about salt water swimming pools and its sounds incredible, but I guess I will have to make do with the bath
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