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Old 02-17-2009, 04:37 PM #7
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I actually appreciate your humble opinion, Dubious. How in the world do I approach this with my Pain Doc??? Should I call him and ask him to give me sympathetic blocks instead?? He'll only do one side at a time with those blocks. I just want the PAIN to go away. I took a Vicodin earlier (which I NEVER do) that I can tell is wearing off and I am on FIRE. Oh.....this pain is the worst I've ever experienced since my RSD began. What should I do????
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