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Old 01-15-2008, 11:47 AM #4
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Entraped nerves can be the cause of RSD, it is always advisable to get as many opinions as you think to be sure that other conditions that can cause RSD or RSD like symptoms have been ruled out.

Find a doctor who is very thourough and eliminates other conditions, remembering however the window for treatment is 6 or so months for optimum recovery chances with RSD.
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