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What kind of test did you take to determine you had RSD

 
 
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Old 07-11-2008, 11:21 PM #2
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Hi, My diagnosis came from observation similar to yours. We moved 4 months after initial diagnosis, and I changed ortho docs. The new one ran several tests to determinbe the damage. These were additional, updated x-ray to compare tp previous ones, a nerve function test,. and a bone test (an x-ray after iv injection of substance to see condition of bones.) Hope this helps. Susie
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