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 03-28-2009, 10:49 AM #1
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Ada,
Yes, that's me! Call me anything, just not late for dinner, just like dear old Dad!

A word about your memory, we cannot "process" things well while we're in pain. It just don't go together, dr S in Philly told me that, and kept reassuring me of it.

You need to know and this is truly wisdom for those of us with chronic pain....
Know When To Stop.
Shut down the thought process, and listen to music, watch the boob tube, have a conversation with a friend about something different...

I'm involved in HD litigation with my wife, and etc.
She is relentless in wanting to take everything I owned before marrying her, I was fairly well off...
She wants it all.
I should be "Making notes, writing this, that for my attorney"... can't do it.
Sometimes when I can, I do well. But, If i push too hard, forget it all!
It just won't happen.

"His Will Be Done"...

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Old 03-28-2009, 11:10 AM #2
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how i missed this god only knows. LOL i have chest pain alot. i have tackycardia and i get crushing pain alot. my cardiologst said that she things that is could be from the rsd and that the muscle and tissue are effected but that is hunch as on echo there is no such damage.

cant believe that you got snow.. wait yes i can LOL
its warm and humid today been raining off and on all week and its been killing me to say the least. i think that alot of ppl anytime the barometer changes that it aggervates their RSD and TOS

hugs to you hope DR M helped with the injections


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I had a horrible day yesterday with snowflakes flying in the morning followed by wet cold rain for the rest of the day. Thankfully there is sunshine today! Here is a good article on weather sensitive pain by Dr. Schwartzman.

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Weather sensitive pain is caused by the Sympathetic Nervous System. This portion of the nervous system monitors for injury of soft tissues in the body. It also regulates those functions that occur automatically, such as heart rate, swelling of the fingers on a hot, humid day, sweating, and constriction of blood vessels.

Due to its ability to perform these functions, if the barometer is about to change, the sympathetic system responds. If a body part is or has been injured, then it will be more sensitive to a rainy or cold front on the way in, and pain may occur. Someone with a knee injury may complain of knee pain as it begins to swell due to a change in the barometer.
http://www.rsds.org/2/library/articl...z_Weather.html

I hope you are all doing better today Ada.

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