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I live in central ca and have been to lots of doctors here. Most times I get the drug seeking BS from them, or they just dont believe RSD is a real problem.
There is a vascular doctor that is very knowledgeable about RSD, and helped me get SSDI, but he wont do on going care. So I have pretty much stayed with the primary doc for everything RSD. I do see a pain management doctor that is a neuro doctor, but only see him for my back troubles. Been going everyday for the IDD therapy, and I have a thread about him and his questions and disbelief. Let me know if you want my primary doctor's info 
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