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Have Complex Regional Pain Syndrome(CRPS). Tried Gabbapenton, Nerve Blocks And Others, No Relief. How To Treat This?

im looking for info on treatments for (crps) complex regional pain syndrome in my left hand iv had ketamine infushions lidnocane nerve blocks pain pump and spinal cord stimulater been on lyrica and gabbapenton tried all the natural therapies physiology relaxation but it keeps getting worse iv had to have 1 finger and part of my hand amputated because of compartment syndrome caused by flare ups and im in so much pain im having problems just moving im gaining wight becausei cant do anything
Thu, 28 Nov 2013
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I would like to advise that you must put your best bet on non pharmacologic measures for pain relief. Available options are prolotherapy, biofeedback, progressive muscular relaxation exercises (consult your doctor for these) in conjunction with meds like Gabapentin (you have tried), Pregabalin etc. You must engage in at least some physical activity as weight gain can further worsen your condition & thus pain. Good Luck
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Have Complex Regional Pain Syndrome(CRPS). Tried Gabbapenton, Nerve Blocks And Others, No Relief. How To Treat This?

Hi, I would like to advise that you must put your best bet on non pharmacologic measures for pain relief. Available options are prolotherapy, biofeedback, progressive muscular relaxation exercises (consult your doctor for these) in conjunction with meds like Gabapentin (you have tried), Pregabalin etc. You must engage in at least some physical activity as weight gain can further worsen your condition & thus pain. Good Luck