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Old 02-20-2009, 08:14 PM #7
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i also was diagnosed with RSD -guess cause they couldnt figure out what i had. after a year and many doctors, it was determined to be small fiber neuropathy.. not that this is much better or has any more answers. i have found some relief with prednisone (which i hate being on) but also found the klonopin actually helps the nerve pain. might be worth discussing with neurologist
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