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Old 12-04-2014, 02:11 AM #1
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I've has rsd since 2010 left hand and wriste surgeryon the median nerve for removal of a tumor. I have been through all the blocks and taken truck loads of pills and even done the ketamine infusions. Its just kept it tolerable.
I recently had my mother pass away unexpectently and with the stress that has caused it triggered a spread to my right shoulder and face. I am also having tremors to the effected areas. I am scheduled to go in for another ketamine infusion soon. Has anyone else had it spread due to stress?
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