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Old 04-01-2009, 11:58 PM #10
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One of my doctors said the effectiveness of sympathectomies and amputations are about the same; 10% get total remission. The rest are rarely helped much and a large number have the RSD come back "angry". Get a second opinion from someone who is well versed in this.

It's said the only pain worse than RSD pain is phantom pain from an amputated limb.
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