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Old 12-21-2014, 07:32 AM #1
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I was wondering if anyone has tried yoga to help with symptoms. In theory I would think it would help with ROM. I have used guided imagery to try and relax but I am curious if yoga may be more effective.

Having CRPS has been a nightmare but knowing I am not alone has helped in ways that doctors and medicine cannot. So I thank all of you for your advice, suggestions and support.
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