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Several different treatments are available for victims of RSD. If you believe you may suffer from this condition, you should seek treatment immediately from a competent physician. Treatment options include medication, physical therapy, psychological support, pain management support, sympathetic nerve blocks, sympathectomy, dorsal column stimulator, and other possible approaches to combating the disease. Even if treated early and properly, the disease may be chronic and the pain may worsen.
RSD is not a psychological condition. Cases may range from mild to severe, but the pain is very real. The Social Security Administration recognizes RSD as a potentially disabling disease.
If you were diagnosed with RSD that resulted from a fracture, fall, or cast, talk with an experienced Michigan personal injury lawyer today. Please submit a simple, free and confidential legal consultation form now.
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