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Old 01-13-2009, 05:48 PM #1
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Hello everyone I am new to the community, after posting my RSD/surgery story I have come across a lot of useful and very helpful people here. Basically I underwent ankle reconstruction surgery for a 3rd degree sprain that happen in 07 after falling at work. During my PT I developed RSD, I received 3 rounds of PT from 07 to 08. In October of 08 it was decided my only option left was to undergo surgery, the only problem was my RSD. My surgeon was very hesitant about preforming the operation since he knew the risks of my RSD spreading and or becoming worse. Seeing it was my only option at a some what "normal" life i opted for surgery. I am now almost 3 months post-op and it looks like my RSD might be returning, this time with a vengeance. I am seeing my surgeon in a few more days, so hopefully I will get some answers.

Thx everyone for being so supportive.
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