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Old 06-17-2008, 04:44 PM #8
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the rsd has flared really bad in my hand, and I can't open it. has anyone else had this and what do i do i will try to post a picture of it
Yes! I have had both my hands swell up, but the odd thing is, my left swelled up more than the right. It hurt so bad, when trying to open it, I cried too! Even shut, you feel as if the pain is so intense, your going to go crazy!! I am so sorry your going through this, as many here said the same! Love, Desi feel better soon, ok, now??
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