Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD and CRPS) Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type I) and Causalgia (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type II)(RSD and CRPS)


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Old 07-27-2007, 03:23 PM #1
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Hi Everyone,

On my arms I get these blood blisters, or skin lesions. This where my Cosmetology might play a role.

The Docs says broken blood vessels. But to me they are more like skin lesions. Or like a blood blister type thing. Does anyone else have this SX? Much Love, Roz

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Old 07-27-2007, 03:46 PM #2
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do you have any photos babes?

hope you are ok

love ya

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Hi Frogga,

Yes, I have photos from the last two years. My problem is I do not know how to put up the pictures on Brain talk. These are not broken blood vessels, like the MD's say. Their is no way in hell. Hugs, Roz
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Can you try using photobucket, Buckwheat?

Go to www.photobucket.com

upload your photo

then once it uploads, copy the IMG Code to here and post


(PM me if you want, and you could email me the pictures and I could post them)

Huge pain free hugs xxxxxxxxxxx
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roz...here is a link to the thread i made on how to post pics here on neurotalk.

http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/showthread.php?t=7728

or if you want...you can email me the pic and i will post them for you.
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lol...nessa..i didn't see your post.
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Hi,

Does anyone else have this SX??

I am going to email Dawn to see if she will post a couple pictures for me?

My pain levels are down but something else is seriously going on. I test postive for R/A by 3 positive blood tests last year. The 3 Rheumy. Docs I saw told me in my case it is not R/A and that's it a Neuro problem. I could be wrong but I don't think blood blisters are a sign of R/A.

After seeing a few at R/A specialists I tend to agree with them. I don't look like I have R/A either. I have worn a sx 6 ring since I was in highschool. Much Love, Roz xxx

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Hello Roz,


It is because of these lesions which have ulcerated that I have had so many surgeries in the last few years.
They aren't blood blisters, they are just areas of skin that breaks down, ulcerate and gets infected over and over again.
I have photos too but like you getting them onto here is just not within my capabilites
I am told that they start with subcutaneous bleeding and because the nerve endings are so scrambled, they do not know how to heal.
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I started getting these a couple of months after I was dx with RSD. They began showing up on one leg and as the RSD spread, so did they. They became sores almost right away and now, 4 1/2 years out. I have them all over, sometimes there's a lot of them, sometimes just a few and some turn into sores that will take 2 weeks or more to heal up. I'm thankful that none of them have turned into huge sores or anything. For 6 months now I have had 2 sores on my lower right leg that won't heal at all. It sucks, but as long as it doesn't get infected or get bigger, I don't care.

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Hi Everyone,

I emailed Dawn a photo I hope she is able to post it. Much Love, Roz
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