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07-09-2009, 03:11 PM
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Hi! I am glad you came to neurotalk. There are many great people here.
I got rsd at work while sustaining a severe twist to my dominant which is my left hand. It took docs 3 yrs. to finally diagnose it and now all they can do is try to manage the pain. I don't know how well it is helping because it seems like i am on so many meds and not sure what does what anymore.I have had rsd for 7 yrs. but like i said it took docs 3 yrs. to diagnose it. Sorry that you have rsd but glad you came here. Take care of yourself. Sincerely, Tracy TRacy |
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