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08-08-2019, 10:24 PM
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Sorry for the delay.
I can never ice mine or the pain comes back full strength. I take a little extra gabapentin and grape seed extract. If I'm experiencing increased pain from the affected limb I take ultram and if any general pain then tramadol, acetaminophen, tylenol 3, or ibuprofen as appropriate. I avoid the pain killers otherwise. Of course I worry a lot, too. I've had mild injuries to the affected limb and each time bounced right back. But once I injured a different limb and the RSD came out of a partial remission. |
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