I have rsd and possible bicept detachment, and more to my right shoulder is surgery an option? - rsd more condition_symptoms
I think the bicept deteriorated and is always unbareable to say the least. My ortho told me that he may not have the surgery with RSD? If tears and have not improved bicept surgical repair should be subjected to, as I completely lost the use of each day, although it has been over a year from doctors, physiotherapists, followed! ! Home Therapy
Monday, December 7, 2009
Rsd More Condition_symptoms I Have Rsd And Possible Bicept Detachment, And More To My Right Shoulder Is Surgery An Option?
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Hello Cynthia. I'm sorry, you're in a difficult situation. It is true that involved an operation in an area of CRPS / RSD, it can be potentially disastrous, but it is necessary to achieve the potential benefits of surgery against the risk that the CRPS worse record.
My personal experience is that I only knee surgery again - before my diagnosis. The mine has caused the spread of my right knee on the entire right leg and almost four years after the second operation, in which most of my body.
However, I know others who have surgery and they when underlying issues leading to nearly as much pain and disability as CRP. The surgeon was aware of the NDRC to promote and work with the specialist in the treatment of pain and anesthesia during and after surgery to make it "safe" as possible. For example, you can use the blockade and the infusion of ketamine during and in the days after the operation, in addition to regulating the anesthetic and analgesic techniques.
I think IU has a doctor, the pain for you take care of CRPS? The best thing to do, I think, is to put them in touch with the sunrise and to discuss how to manage things best when you need an operation.
I wish you good luck with your decision and wish you a good result.
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