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Old 06-04-2015, 08:47 PM #3
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While pain is subjective, CRPS pain is unique.

Experienced CRPS docs should be able to identify the difference.

I would rate my post surgical pain substantially lower than my unmedicated CRPS pain.

The only pain that I've ever experienced that has exceeded my CRPS pain, was the last 10 minutes or so of active labor, before giving birth.
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