Living with RSDThis section is a place to share stories about Living with RSD Below are entries of those who have already shared their stories. We hope that you find their experiences helpful to your own situation. You may also Help others by sharing your story. To quickly access health information from your website's browser, download rsd and me i have suffered from r.s.d now for the past 12 years i had a small accident on my arm and hit the nerve on my upper arm . this trunned in to rsd . the pain come frist then the change in coul and then the coldness the buzzing feeling the awful blueinto my hand my fingers buzzed and i was told i had r.s.d when i was told about this i had nerve blocks done then i went and had a sympathectomy for 3 months i had a lovely warm hand then one day i told the sergon it had gone back he count belive it had. he then sent me back to my doctor who then sent me to pain manament clinc at the hospital i then had a inplant pump wow all this for what i have wrong people use to say what do you call that thing you have again. r.s.d lots of people dont know how this does affect’s your life on a daliy basis the pain alone comes and goes and you see your fingeres sometimes feel like there going into a claw and are bending in over is this some thing else i have to look forward to all this for a bang on the arm from a door locker at work ,,,, the next thing i was told about was a stomach pump that i may require as this does leave you with just more than the one problem when you start trying to get well you find it hard to trust when you have had treatments that have gone wrong my advice to any one with r.s.d like me Comments
September 2009
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