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Does any one with Rsd in their foot have abnormal knots around the bones in your foot

 
 
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Old 08-04-2009, 03:38 PM #1
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Heart Does any one with Rsd in their foot have abnormal knots around the bones in your foot
Just wondering if when you bend all your toes is your rsd foot alot different than the other foot because mine feels like all the bone in my toes and foot seemed to have started crumbling.. or something? The rsd foot seems like the bones are just getting all rubbery looking and my foot have no bone defintion to it??/
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