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Does Any One Know The Difference Between Fibromyalgia And CRPS ??.
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Been dealing with both for over 20 years. ...
We lose so many to suicide. ...because they cannot deal with the pain of CRPS....
The most painful disease known to man kind. .....
PLEASE help spread awareness of CRPS....
TYPE 1.. REFLEX SYMPATHETIC DYSTROPHY and TYPE 2...CAUSALGIA. ....THANK YOU. ...SPANKY ..

posted June 25, 2017
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I'm sorry dear. ..but CRPS can go full body...it eats your nerves. .bone. ..tissue. ..skin everything then in goes to your internal organs. ...
Crps is the most painful disorder known to mankind. ....
Look up the McGill pain scale used by doctors. .... it's 42 out of 50 ...more painful than cancer. ....
Please look up Rsdsa.com or Rsdhope.com

((((*hugs*)))) Spanky

posted June 28, 2017
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Dear Wendy. ..
Mine it's Full body now going internal. ....it started by smashing the first 3 digits of my left hand with 30lbs of hydraulic pressure. .....then a nerve release in the left elbow. .....so I have both CRPS TYPES 1 &2.....
WITHIN A YEAR I WAS UPPER BODY. ....now it's been 28 yrs... FULL BODY IS HARD. ..
Spanky

posted June 25, 2017
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Doesn't CRPS usually affect only 1 or 2 limbs? Fibromyalgia affects the entire body, and has an infinite number of issues/symptoms associated with it, which can often cause potentially harmful assumptions. Fibromyalgia also may tend to make other co-existing issues more challengin to treat.

posted June 28, 2017
A MyChronicPainTeam Member

@A MyChronicPainTeam Member.....
Wow.. I'm really happy for you...
I no longer have pain free days......only a lil less pain. ...
Use what works.........
Spanky

posted June 27, 2017
A MyChronicPainTeam Member

I also have CRPS. mine developed after surgery. It affected the leg in which I had the knee replaced. This year I had to have surgery on the other foot. CRPS followed .I now have it in both feet. I take Tramadol and have a device implanted which helps with the nerves in the legs. I can actually have days that can forget I hurt. Not many, but a few.

posted June 27, 2017

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