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Old 08-28-2007, 08:20 AM #1
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Default Flying with RSD
Can anyone tell me their experiences of flying short haul (up to 3hrs) with RSD
My daughter has RSD in her left leg and right arm and the leg is really swollen
Her specialist says we will be OK to fly but I am worried about the effect flying may have on the swelling and I've also heard on other forums that take off and landing may make the symptoms (ie pain and hypersensitivity worse)
I'd be grateful for your comments - good or bad !!!
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