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Old 07-14-2007, 12:11 PM #1
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Default Why the change in RSD to CRPS
Hi Everyone,

From what I heard they changed the name because of the spread.

So you get the DX of RSd or CRPS which I have had a least 40 MD's in agreement with it. When I got DX with this my husband flipped and made me several MD's appointments. He has Docs in his family.

But what is the root of the problem? If they don't know the root how can you get proper treatment, of any kind.
Love, Roz
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