Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD and CRPS) Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type I) and Causalgia (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type II)(RSD and CRPS)


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Old 01-01-2011, 11:23 PM #1
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hello my name is kim and i have rsd and i am going to have a glanglin pain shot on monday and i very concerned about this if it will help or make this worst. I have a real fear in any one doing any thing i had two surgeries my arm and both failed and now i am worried about any one doing any thing . It is my right arm i am now disable from this and need some in put on this pain method they want to do please could i have some in put . Thank u kim
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hello my name is kim and i have rsd and i am going to have a glanglin pain shot on monday and i very concerned about this if it will help or make this worst. I have a real fear in any one doing any thing i had two surgeries my arm and both failed and now i am worried about any one doing any thing . It is my right arm i am now disable from this and need some in put on this pain method they want to do please could i have some in put . Thank u kim
hey kim

i´m not sure but i think you are talking about a ganglion shot with a local anasthetic or a permanent lysis of the nerve
i have rsd in my right foot and had a lumber block done a few month ago, i was worried because i too had two surgeries before, which provoked my rsd
but the block and the pain meds helped at least a little bit (and every little bit is worse everything)
but i think you should talk about your fears with your doc, they cant see what you feel, and you should trust him so much that you can ask him your questions
i hope i could help you at least a little bit! if you have any further questions dont hesitate to ask
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hello my name is kim and i have rsd and i am going to have a glanglin pain shot on monday and i very concerned about this if it will help or make this worst. I have a real fear in any one doing any thing i had two surgeries my arm and both failed and now i am worried about any one doing any thing . It is my right arm i am now disable from this and need some in put on this pain method they want to do please could i have some in put . Thank u kim
Hi Kim,

Nice to meet you. The shot your refering to is called a "stellate ganglion block". I have had many in the beginning of my RSD journey. There really not a big deal as far as pain getting one goes and it is fairly quick. I know my pm doctor now's does them with ultrasound guidence, a couple of years ago when I was getting them it was without the ultra sound. I never had any bad side effects. You might get what they call a Horner syndrome which is like a droppy face but that goes away within a hour or so. You can get a world of information off the internet just put in "stellate ganglion block" and you'll get many hit's. I wish you the best and hope it brings you relieve. My RSD is also my right elbow/arm. I had a injury which required many surgeries and a titanium elbow.

Good luck and truly there's not any reason to be afraid.

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