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Old 04-26-2015, 04:11 PM #18
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Warming of the limb is normal afer sympathetic block and will happen in pretty much everyone if they hit the area right. If you had no pain relief at all ask your doc if they really think your pain is sympathetically mediated. If not then more blocks would seem like an unnecessary risk.
there was immediate relief, yes, but that wore off in the next 12 hours or less
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