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Subject: Re: Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy

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Robert

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Date Posted: 23:21:24 01/02/03 Thu
In reply to: Nancy 's message, "Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy" on 12:49:50 11/25/02 Mon

I don't have this problem but I have been reading for a while on this very suffering illness. The cause of the pain in unknown according to about 100 medical researches that I have read. You have to try different options and try to find a means to reduce pain that works for you. Please be careful to the people who want your money pretending they have a treatment. The mdrug Pabapentin is interesting you could read on it.
>Hi,
>
>Just found the site. I have had reflex sympathetic
>dystrophy for two years now. It started from and
>accident at work when I tore my gastroc muscle in my
>left leg. It has recently spread to the right foot as
>well. I don't usually post to sites but I'm hoping to
>meet a few friends that hurt the way I do. It's hard
>to talk to your family about these things. You really
>don't want them to know how bad it really is. Don't
>get me wrong...my husband has been wonderful through
>the whole ordeal but I worry about the stress on him.
>He tries so hard to understand...I just don't want to
>tell him all of it. Recently, I have been waking up
>crying. Does anyone else have this problem?? Anyway,
>I hope to hear from someone.

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Re: Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy	heather	15:07:07 01/28/03 Tue