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Old 02-28-2013, 10:00 PM #1
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Default Has anyone had RSD after having acdf

Continued problems, got a cortisone shot in my shoulder today and the dr asked if I had been diagnosed with RSD, after I explained my symptoms. This was an ortho dr, not my surgeon, that I had made an appt with for he shot. After reading about RSD, I don't know wht to think. I have a lot of the symptoms, but nt all..like I haven't notched any changes to my skin, but I fit lost all the other symptoms. Does anyone have any exp with this?
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