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Old 05-23-2012, 08:43 PM #1
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Keep trying different things. Something will work today that will not work tomorrow and so on. Accupuncture worked 3 times for temperary relief. Then the fourth it sent me and the pain through the roof. The hot wax and epson soaks help. Nothing will make it go away but you can eventually figure out what it takes to live with it. Fighting it and grabbing your boot straps and dealing with it like a fighter is a big NONO.. Relaxing and accepting that you have an health issue allows you to figure out the ways you need to deal with your RSD
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Have you tried parafan wax? It helps relaxe you due to the heat. I put my hands in it and leave it until it cools. I also do aqua therapy. The water is set at 98 degrees and it helps alot. I also get massage therapy and that helps too. JV
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