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Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
Anesthesiology & Pain Medicine · Musculoskeletal
Severe
Severity
Rare — affects an estimated 5-26 per 100,000 people annually
Prevalence
No
Contagious
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💊Treatment Options
- 1Early
- 2aggressive physical therapy to maintain movement and function in the affected limb is a cornerstone of treatment and improves outcomes significantly when started promptly. Medications including nerve pain agents
- 3corticosteroids
- 4and in some cases bisphosphonates are used to reduce pain and inflammation
- 5and nerve blocks or spinal cord stimulation may be offered for persistent
- 6severe cases unresponsive to conservative treatment. Psychological support and pain coping strategies are also important given the chronic and often disabling nature of the condition.
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