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Old 09-16-2015, 03:15 PM #8
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Hi NYM,

I don't know how quickly the limb warms but I do know that limbs warm in anyone who gets a sympathetic block whether they have CRPS or not. Limb warming generally indicates that the placement was correct. Whether or not you get pain relief will be a big indicator about the nature of your pain.

I hope you find relief soon!
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