Complex Regional Pain Syndrome Specialists in New Delhi
Complex regional pain syndrome is a chronic pain condition that typically develops in an arm or leg after an injury, surgery, stroke, or heart attack, producing…
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About Complex Regional Pain Syndrome in New Delhi
Complex regional pain syndrome is a chronic pain condition that typically develops in an arm or leg after an injury, surgery, stroke, or heart attack, producing pain that is disproportionately severe and prolonged compared to what would normally be expected from the initial event. It is believed to result from abnormal, dysfunctional signaling within the nervous system, including the peripheral nerves, spinal cord, and brain, that amplifies and perpetuates pain signals long after the original tissue has healed. The condition often also involves changes in skin color, temperature, and sweating in the affected limb, reflecting dysfunction of the nervous system's control over blood vessels and sweat glands. Early diagnosis and treatment significantly improve the chances of meaningful recovery.
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Rare — affects an estimated 5-26 per 100,000 people annually
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which specialist should I see for Complex Regional Pain Syndrome in New Delhi?
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome is typically treated by a Anesthesiology & Pain Medicine specialist. We're adding Anesthesiology & Pain Medicine specialists in New Delhi — check back soon or browse all doctors.
Is Complex Regional Pain Syndrome contagious?
No, Complex Regional Pain Syndrome is not considered contagious, though you should still consult a specialist in New Delhi for proper diagnosis and treatment.
How common is Complex Regional Pain Syndrome in New Delhi?
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome has a prevalence described as "Rare — affects an estimated 5-26 per 100,000 people annually". Speak to a Anesthesiology & Pain Medicine specialist in New Delhi for a personalized assessment.