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Old 05-19-2009, 09:03 PM #8
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Default an article in Neurology Now
More Than a Feeling: New approaches to treating complex regional pain syndrome are helping redefine "mystery pain."

By Debra Gordon, MS
Neurology Now. March/April 2009

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Swelling: The leg or arm may swell so much that the skin appears tight and shiny and may even begin to break down
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