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Old 08-20-2007, 01:41 PM #8
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Injured right wrist in a fall Jan 2002
Diagnosed Jan 2002 a week later by PCP (when I was 16)
Originally ER thought i'd broken my wrist. Went to see PCP a week later because of the pain and swelling and blackness and she already had a patient with RSD so recognised it straight away. Diagnosis confirmed by orthopaedics, rheumatologists, neurologists and the pain team.
Still not comfortable with my medical team as they are bloody useless.

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