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Old 07-20-2008, 04:51 AM #7
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Hi. Unfortunately from what I have learnt there is no test to diagnose or rule out RSD. My doctor diagnosed me with RSD based upon the symptoms - I have the burning pain, hypersenstivity, spasms, colour changes, temperature and hair and nail changes, dystonia etc. I also had an MRI scan, X-Rays and Blood Tests.
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