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 05-06-2009, 09:39 PM #1
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Confused rsd in Back??

How would u know if u had Rsd in your back or if it was just muscle spasm from another injury... I had broken my patella on my left knee in 2005 and had 1 surgery with a bolt and screw and wires and the next was a bone graft in my patella because it wasn't healing.. Any how, now I have rsd in my right foot from a fracture but ever since braking my kneecap, my back pain has gotten extremly worse like 3 x worse where I hurt so bad I could throw UP??Thanks Lisa
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i have RSD in my back and spine. and it bascily feels the same as the rest of my rsd.. i do get times when i cant even stand to lay or sit standing is about it.. have you had any injury to the back?

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i have RSD in my back and spine. and it bascily feels the same as the rest of my rsd.. i do get times when i cant even stand to lay or sit standing is about it.. have you had any injury to the back?

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No i have never had an injury to my back except for a car wreck but I have always had back pain. I just thought since I have had so much leg injuries and feet that maybe it settled in my left side since I was laid up so long with my foot propped up above my heart from my knee surgeries.. I had alot os swelling in the area.. I have times now where the only relief i do get is from walking laying down gets really uncomfortable after a while or sitting in a chair gets really incomfortable.. Thanks Lisa
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i mean its possible hell anything is possible with rsd i learned that many many moons ago LOL i hope its not tho have ou tried to apply heat to part where its hurting..

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ps is that a pic of you as a kid... cute!
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No that is a picture of my son as a kid, he is going to be 22 yr this year.. Heat always helps my back.. I sleep on a really big heating pad almost everyday..
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I am working 12 hours still and at work now and my _______ Back is killing me and I can't hardly stand it>>I only have a pm doc now Who should I go to next for my cocktails? a neuro or a ??..My pm doc thinks I have spondiylasis in left hip and rsd in my right foot, so I am due for another injection in my left hip anytime now she will only do 1 every 3 months for that.. The sympathetic nerve blocks didn't help with the foot pain//
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Hello,

When you have leg, knee or foot pain it will cause you to favor that area when you walk or stand. By doing that you mess up the alignment of you spine causing pain in the low back. I have full body RSD and like Carrie said you can tell when it's RSD pain.

I also have a bad ankle that is not RSD related. I have a piece of chipped bone that has pulled the ligaments away from the ankle joint (confirmed by an MRI). I am having the ankle scoped June 1st. I say that to say it causes a great deal of pain and I walk differently to compensate for the pain. This throws my low back out which causes more pain. My Chiropractor helps keep my spine aligned thus reduceing the pain.

So the back pain may or may not be RSD. It could be reacting to the way you walk or stand due to your RSD. I commend you for working with your pain. I would love to still work I miss the people and challenges that came with the job.
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Sunshine,
You're getting good advice from everyone.

I have full body RSD, and had that first in the spine.
I know what that feels like.
Then, another accident, and discs herniated in neck and low back. The low back discs cause the sciatica, down whichever leg it chooses that particular day, usually the left.

The RSD is the deep burn, electrical nerve pain.
The discs (which I suspect you'll need a scan for) is more of a deep ache.
(If this makes any sense).

For my low back and neck, the lidocaine patches are saviors!
Since I don't drive right now (hafto pay wifey), I can't get to my chiropractor.

Hope you get some relief!

pete
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