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Crps in foot after foot fx, failed orif. trouble with shoes- need support for still healing fx, but crps pain and sensitivity make it hard. any ideas?
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Consider sympathetic: Consider sympathetic nerve blocks. Ask your pain specialist or your neurologist
Answered 8/1/2016
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