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  • Share Your Story: Marge Sudbay

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    My daughter has had this horrific disease for approximately 20 yrs. She suffered for years as her work comp doctors refused to consider RSD. Consequently, no early treatment!  She has severe pain from noises. Her “pain Dr.” told her to wear ear plugs!.This idiot hasn’t read Oaklander’s study showing damaged nerve endings. He also states Ketamine…

  • Share Your Story; Jan Marie Moore

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    After 15 years of suffering (docs cut a nerve in my c-spine during neck surgery), I have been diagnosed with CRPS. My spine is on fire 247. My body has atrophied terribly. I can barely walk or use my arms. Doc put me on Nucynta and a muscle relaxer. Its only helping a little. I’m…

  • Autoimmunity against the b2 adrenergic receptor and muscarinic-2 receptor in complex regional pain syndrome

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    [vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] The link is to the article Autoimmunity against the b2 adrenergic receptor and muscarinic-2 receptor in complex regional pain syndrome – CRPSautoimmunity [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

  • Anesthesia vs Tranquilizers

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    Anesthesia vs Tranquilizers Many people confuse Anesthesia and Tranquilizers so I thought I would research the topic and I learned a few things. Most of my information is from an anesthesiologist and a veterinary assistant.  Anesthesia Anesthesia is a state of mindlessness (apathy, loss of sensation, medically induced insensitivity to pain) Anesthesia is much more…

  • Nerve Injuries and the Fixed Dystonias of CRPS

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    Nerve Injuries and the Fixed Dystonia’s of CRPS by: Mark S. Cooper, PhD, Department of Biology, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, USA Type of Submission: Letter to Editor Running Head: CRPS Fixed Dystonias Nerve injury is a known precipitant of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS). However, is nerve injury a primary cause of CRPS dystonia? In 2009, Oaklander and Fields(1)…

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