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Old 05-14-2009, 10:43 AM #1
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Hi

I developed RSD after a fall in 2002.

I also had to have back surgery in 2005. My surgeon put a pedical screw through my L4 nerve leaving me with chronic back and leg pain.

I'm thinking of trying accupunture for my leg and back pain but I'm concerned it will cause my RSD to flare up.

Has anyone here with RSD had accupuncture? Did you flare?


Thanks, Pam
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