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Old 02-08-2015, 04:03 PM #6
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I was told my my neurologist that CRPS 2 does not effect the body is such a way....I am in my 10th year as well and I have strange new things happening as well...so I agree with having other aspects looked into...I have mentioned that my ankle broke due to CRPS 2 and this has baffled some...so please keep us posted.... sorry you are going through this....
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