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Old 09-12-2007, 08:05 AM #21
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Dear Tayla,

In your opinion can a infection cause, pain/sensory abnormalities, vasomotor dysfunction, edema/sudomotor dysfunction, and motor/trophic changes?

It will be to late when we are in ICU, Much Love, Roz



Hi Roz,

I imagine that infection is just like any other assault to our body that could lead to all of the changes you mention.
I must have a look around and see if there are articles written about this.
I have major infections as a result of trophic changes--it may be another of the 'chicken and egg" problems.

ICU and I have become friends over the last few years---bloody stupid disease.
Take care Roz---talk soon
Love Tayla
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