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Old 04-24-2009, 09:25 AM #1
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Arrow How soon do symptoms show and who diagnoses this condition?
Just doing research and wanted to know if you injured yourself how quickly did symptoms show that pointed to RSD? Was it days, hours, weeks, months?
Who diagnoses this condition, wouldnt it be a neurologist, as it is an illness of the CNS?
If you only have one symptom, how did you know it was rsd or were you lead down a path of many drs?

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