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Old 10-12-2006, 02:29 PM #1
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Hi, I currently have not been diagnosed with RSD, but I do have some of the symptoms. What I am concerned about at this time is the fact that I am going in on Oct 23 & 25 to have TOS surgery on my right AND left side. Is there anything I can do to try to reduce the possibility of ending up with RSD? I love you guys, I read here quite a bit to get info on pain control etc., but I really don't want to join your club. No offense, but I don't have the courage to pay the membership fee.LOL Any advice here would be greatly appreciated.
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