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Old 08-12-2008, 08:21 AM #1
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Confused Physical Therapy and RSD
Hi
Just me again..

I've been in PT for a while now...it seems like the pain is getting worse when I go to therapy.
Is this normal? Does this happen to anyone else, if so why and should I continue therapy?

I'm desperate as we all are..

Thanks again for helping a newbie

also what medications are any of you on? (I take hydrocodone and use a lidoderm patch)
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