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type I vs type II…. is there a reason to know?

 
 
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Old 01-07-2015, 08:46 PM #2
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Hi,
I was just wondering if it matters if I have type I or type II? I had hip surgery and two weeks later the orthopedic surgeon diagnosed me with CRPS, but sent me to a neuro/pain management dr for confirmation the following week. The pain dr listed type I on my checkout sheet. I'm just curious if the course of treatment/prognosis is different for type I vs type II.
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hi. i dont have any idea if the type matters. im just looking for any answers i can get. ive had it almost 5 years just diagnosed a year ago. i just want it to go away !!!!!!!!!
i want my old life back
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