CRPS - anyone suffering with complex regional pain syndrome
I am new to this forum- my 40 year old daughter suffers from CRPS that has spread to whole body - her nerves are on fire... it is attacking her digestive system too where she has severe GERD. She goes to Pain Management doctor, gastrointestinal doctor and has wonderful PT that helps to loosen her tense muscles which can eventually atrophy. this was recognized in 2014 as a rare disease by CDC but her chronic pain is intense... we keep searching for help and guidance... since many do not understand this horrible affliction.... thanks for any advice....
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Who was that DR. What town. I am 75 years old and have been trying to find a DR that could or would help me. Never have received a call from a DR expressing a desire to help me
I live in the Capital District of NY. Albany ,
Saratoga Springs area. He was the second doctor who asked me to be his patient. 15 years ago I was going to an osteopathic clinic when the director asked me if I would be his PCP patient. He has told me he will stick with me until the end. He will even make house calls if needed which is a big deal as I live in Albany, NY and his office is in Pittsfield, MA! Both of these doctors are the same age as my older son so they will be around to care for me as needed.
I got it after back surgery and was diagnosed by my neurosurgeon in 1979 within 12 hours of surgery with Causalgia. I didn't know at the time that diagnosis was difficult but at the time there was also zero treatment. I've basically spent my entire life on crutches. And as I turn 69, it's gotten worse and worse after covid so now I'm looking at a wheelchair. That's feeling very difficult. Agjng, live alone, and spreading CRPS. Scared sometimes.
Damn. Good for you.
Thank you for sharing helpful info on treatments for chronic pain. I deal with 3 types...neck, bladder, and upper abdomen. I'm going to ask my drs. about the possibility of CRPS and Nero Chiropractic as possible treatment. My neck muscles never healed well after Cervical fusions years ago for herniated disks and I have daily headaches and neck pain. I have Interstitial Cystitis (chronic bladder pain), and now experiencing upper abdominal burning (not in stomach). We must pursue every avenue in our quest for comfort. This forum is new to me and I find it helpful to hear other people's stories and support to be heartwarming. Best wishes.
Can you send me the name of that Dr in Pittsfield.
My brother was recently diagnosed with CRPS. He lives in Monterrey but until his illness worked in Pittsfield. It would be much appreciated
Thanks
Marty Hirsh
My brother was recently diagnosed with CRPS. He lives in the Berkshires and until recently worked in Pittsfield. If you can give me the name of this Dr. I would be most grateful.
Marty Hirsh
His name is Stephen Kisiel, DO. He is with Berkshire Osteopathic Health. He has healing in his hands!
Thank you so much for the info.
I hope everyone on this website heals and goes back to a normal life.
I have numbness in both feet
I get good tips on that chat group.
have you researched calmare/scrambler tx? it is non invasive, non addictive and no side effects. thousands of folks like you have been helped.