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Old 09-21-2007, 06:17 PM #5
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hi im a 25 year old female and recently been diagnosed with CRPS type 1, in my left knee/leg.. im just here to chat to people who have been through this or people going through this.. as im really struggling with this diagnosis
faye



Hi Faye,

Welcome.
There is a huge chance that you can be cured with your early diagnosis and age. The diagnosis does not have to be scary for you (even though I understand completely)
Please make sure that the team of people looking after you are up to date with all the current treatments for RSD/CRPS.
Have they mentioned nerve blocks or mirror imagery?
Please also realise that those people who get better do not access these forums for long so what you read here may not truly represent the outcome of all people who get RSD / CRPS.
Sending you lots of luck
Tayla
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