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Old 03-07-2009, 08:18 PM #3
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Default Hi Mermaid
I have had three series of Stelate Ganglion Blocks and they worked for me. They were a temporary vacation from the pain. I had ten blocks at a time each time. That was in the beginning 89-90, 91, its been 20 years of RSD for me but, the blocks may be the same.I do hope you get some relief. Keep us posted. Welcome to the forum we are all here to help and give support.
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