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Does anyone have any documentation RE: TOS affecting your back and legs??

 
 
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Old 01-25-2007, 05:32 PM #9
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not knowing the whole works... do you think it may be RSD/CRPS this a lot of times joins TOS in beating the body up and there is no limit as to what may be taken over... I personally have involvement in my chest arms and back... At times I get pain/numbness across my chest down my arms (heart attack symptoms) this is in relation to RSD/CRPS clothes hurt, cold burns... guess there is no real guidelines where this wonderful stuff takes place <UMMMPH>
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