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disabled with rsd,(reflex sympathetic dystrophy) Posted: 09-19-05 16:22pm


First let me say hello,my name is suzy I am 39 I live in nj,i am disabled with rsd,(reflex sympathetic dystrophy) I had a spinal fusion back in 2000 antieor and posterior(through back and belly) they replaced 4 levels of discs in my lower lumbar,they replaced the discs and inserted a cage with screws and rods as well, now I have noticed a lump on the left side of my spine it doesnt hurt to touch it but I have had a increase inpain big time,the lump is kinda large and it moves when you press on it it kinda rolls,andyone have any suggestions what this could be?? Thanks for your time and help suzy

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