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Old 01-30-2009, 10:43 AM #1
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Originally Posted by GalenaFaolan View Post
I agree with Dubious that a block done right away might calm it down and stop it from taking over the foot and leg. In my, non doctor medical opinion, by they symptoms it sounds like the rsd is trying to take hold. Your pm doc definitely needs to know and do something right away.
Totally and completely agree.

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