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Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy

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Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Syndrome Association

National. 100 independent groups. Founded 1984. Aims to meet the practical and emotional needs of reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome (aka complex regional pain syndrome) patients and their families. RSDS is a disabling disease involving nerve, skin, muscle, blood vessels and bones. The only common symptom in all patients is pain. Promotes research, educates public and professionals. Quarterly newsletter. Group development guidelines available.
Write:
RSDS Association
P.O.Box 502
Milford, CT 06460
Voice: 1-877-662-7737
Website: http://www.rsds.org
E-mail: info@rsds.org
Verified: 5/2/2007

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