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11-21-2016, 12:22 PM
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So, I'm still in the relatively new to CRPS stage. My new pain dr. asked if changes in the weather affected me and I said, I don't know, I haven't noticed.
Well, the weather suddenly got cold (for CA, yes I know we are weather wimps) and BAM. My arthritic knee on my "good" leg hurts and the CRPS leg is on fire. The whole leg. Which means that the pain meds aren't effective anymore. The meds had the leg quiet for me, so I just felt the foot. And now, suddenly, the whole leg is active again.  Why? Cause the weather changed.
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| "Thanks for this!" says: | Shay08 (11-21-2016), St George 2013 (11-21-2016) |
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Brrr its getting cold - and OW that makes it hurt!
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