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Old 05-23-2019, 12:06 PM #1
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Default RSD and contractions of muscles
After 30 years of RSD, I am experiencing horrible contraction of my muscles. My hands, my feet.... I can not longer take Baclofin as it was causing cramping. I take Klonopin and now another muscle relaxant.
I experienced a horrible car accident 8 years ago and now have herniated discs down my spine, which i am sure is not helping. The wind and barometric pressure seems to make it works.
I was doing so well..... Nancy
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