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Old 01-23-2011, 05:20 PM #6
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hello jclg,

Do you have any other conditions along with the RSD?

I have repetitive strain/thoracic outlet syndrome and during the worst of my symptoms my eyes/ vision did some odd things.

very watery on one side, astigmatism increased, increased blurry vision at times of increased symptoms.
Hi can you tell me if you are really there
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