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I have crps and really need help is there anything that can be done for the sensitivity the burning and the pain im in the uk and its not well know ?
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Desensitization trt.: Desensitization is a treatment technique used to modify how sensitive an area is to particular stimuli. This technique is utilized to decrease, or normalize, the body's response to particular sensations. Talk with your doctor about a referral to a physical therapist who has expertise in this area.
Answered 5/16/2016
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