If you are involved in litigation surrounding your RSD, you might want to look into having a life care planner who specializes in RSD to assist you in your fight. There is an excellent article about it at RSDSA.org. ( http://rsds.org/4/resources/Life_Care_Plans.html)
It is an important part of your case to show what treatments you are likely to need while living with RSD. Check it out.
Thursday, September 6, 2012
Follow up on Carpal Tunnel Surgery
I haven't been blogging because my RSD spread into my hand after the carpal tunnel surgery. I knew going into this surgery that there was a 50% chance of spread but my doctor thought that by getting Ketamine during the surgery and immediately after that this would prevent spread. Well it did not.
I was started on LDN (Low Dose Naltrexone - www.ldn.org) and got another round of Ketamine. Two and a half months after the surgery, my hand is improving. A great weight has been lifted for me. I depend on my upper body to compensate for lower extremity RSD. Not being to use my dominant hand was an experience that I never want to repeat.
I was started on LDN (Low Dose Naltrexone - www.ldn.org) and got another round of Ketamine. Two and a half months after the surgery, my hand is improving. A great weight has been lifted for me. I depend on my upper body to compensate for lower extremity RSD. Not being to use my dominant hand was an experience that I never want to repeat.
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