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Can RSD effect the eyes and how?

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Old 03-05-2011, 06:33 PM #1
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I have been very recently diagnosed with RSD (haven't even seen pain mgt dr yet) so this is all VERY new to me. I have noticed vision problems lately and was going to ask my doctor the next time I go in. However, I do suffer from migraines (sudden onset - might be related to RSD as well) so the vision problems could be from them.
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