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Old 09-29-2007, 10:40 PM #1
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Question Cysts/lumps on arms
Hi I saw on the pictures thread that Marse was asking if the cysts on her arms were part of RSD. I am not sure the answer but I have developed them too, one on my left forarm amd my left bicep muscle and one benieth my right knee that gets lost when I swell there. They seem to be along either tendon lines or mabie glands I am not sure.. hadn't associated it till now..

Any one else feel hard lumps that move a bit?
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