Complex chronic regional pain syndrome (CRPS) may just be another term for you if you have never experienced CRPS symptoms. But if you have, you understand that pain and symptoms may change over time due to the cause of your injury or the underlying reason why you have regionalized pain in the first place.
You can experience shifting pain, skin color changes, body temperature changes, swelling in the arms or legs, and even pain to the touch. Symptoms can vary from person to person and they can be extremely disabling and prevent people from engaging in normal day-to-day activities such as going to work, working out, hobbies, going on a walk, and more. For children and teenagers, it is much easier to recover from these
Common Treatments For Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome
Several treatment options are available for patients suffering from CRPS, such as different medications and even psychotherapy for some patients.
One of the most common treatments for CRPS is medication, which aims to reduce pain and inflammation. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are often prescribed to help reduce swelling and pain. Additionally, antidepressants and anticonvulsants may be used to help manage the emotional and neurological aspects of the condition.
In some cases, opioid medications may be prescribed for severe pain relief, although they come with risks and are typically only used as a last resort. Psychotherapy may also be beneficial for patients with CRPS, as it can help them cope with the emotional and psychological toll of living with chronic pain.
Complex Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome is a challenging condition to treat due to its complex nature and lack of clear understanding of its underlying mechanisms.
Drug-Free Alternative at BEST
When patients come to BEST for Complex chronic regional pain syndrome we like to offer them a little-known treatment that is FDA-approved and drug-free as an option to solve the problem of pain.
Patients struggling with pain find relief because the electric pulses send signals to the spinal cord, which prevents the nerve impulses from sending pain signals to the brain. If you are experiencing chronic pain connect with our team at BEST Health System and allow us to guide
Patients struggling with pain find relief because the electric pulses send signals to the spinal cord, which prevents the nerve impulses from sending pain signals to the brain. If you are experiencing chronic pain connect with our team at BEST Health System and allow us to guide you on your path to recovery.
A spinal cord stimulator procedure is typically preceded by a trial procedure to determine its effectiveness.
Electrodes will be replaced with new ones that the surgeon anchors to the body before permanent implantation, and the battery pack will be safely implanted under the skin. Many patients talk about how the quality of their sleep improves alongside of pain management and relief.
Connect With BEST Today
Don’t wait until your complex region pain syndrome symptoms feel unbearable. You deserve to lead an active life, that is pain-free. Connect with BEST at one of our many locations throughout the country. If you are unsure if you have CRPS and need a diagnosis or if you are ready to be seen for better treatment and care for your symptoms, we can help.
Contact us today and learn about what we can do to help you feel your BEST.
