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Old 05-15-2012, 03:25 PM #1
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Default Three doctors diagnosed ATOS with sympathetic pain syndrome
I just had a follow-up visit with my hand surgeon yesterday and he agreed with my vascular surgeon and EMG doctor's diagnoses of ATOS which is causing sympathetic pain. What does this mean? Do they mean I have RSD/CRPS? What do you do for this? My pain is very bad and it is wearing me out so much.

I was not very tolerant of Neurontin so doctor switched me yesterday to Lyrica. Does that med give anyone pain relief? How can a compressed artery cause so much pain?
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