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Old 02-07-2016, 10:24 PM #1
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Default Internal CRPS
I have had CRPS/RSD for 7 years, this past year after having a surgery it spread to my stomach. I now am on a feeding tube that goes to my small intestine. I have tried searching for treatments for internal CRPS and I just can't find anything, and of course doctors are no help either.
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