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A Definition Question- re meaning of "Full Body RSD" and "Internal RSD" ??

 
 
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Old 08-13-2009, 08:19 AM #7
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I agree with Abbie I think different doctor will call it differently. For me my entire body limbs, torso, head, neck and shoulders are involved. As far as internal for me it is my heart, blood pressure, lungs, mouth and throat.

I also agree it's an ugly monster!!! I hope I helped.
Take care,
Sherrie
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