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09-27-2015, 05:57 AM
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FYI I am posting this so you might avoid what happened to me. About two years ago during an eye exam I was told I had glaucoma, so the doctor prescribed drops. I found it hard to believe, because all my previous pressure readings were low, but my doctor dismissed my concern that the one high reading was because I drank mucho coffee before the exam. I ended up using the prescribed drops----until CRPS intervened and I was too ill to deal with getting another prescription for the drops.
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09-27-2015, 09:13 AM
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Just FYI for us coffee and tea lovers. Caffeine has powerful effects on the neurovascular system and may have deleterious effects on CRPS for some. I had to cut it out altogether for about a year and only recently added in a single daily caffeinated shot to my decaf latte. Just sayin....it may be worth cutting to see if affects ones circulation and pain any. 
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09-27-2015, 11:52 AM
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Thank you for all the information so far, even though this is not my thread, I have found it very informative. Littlepaw, I have been doing my best to cut back on my coffee addiction since sometime in July. I am down to 3-5 cups a day, which is far better than where I was then.
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