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Old 04-11-2015, 05:35 PM #1
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Hey guys,

So I finally got into see the neurologist this week and they have me scheduled to do an EMG nerve conduction test on my arm with RSD. So I was wondering, for those of you that have had this done, does it set off bad flares? I'm really thankful to get more information to help with my treatment but I am super scared about how much it will hurt and the flares that might follow. Thanks for the advice and support
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