National CRPS Awareness
CRPS, COMPLEX REGIONAL PAIN SYNDROME,formerly known as RSD or Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy, is ranked as the most painful form of chronic pain that exists today by the McGill Pain Index.
CRPS pain is characterized as constant, extremely intense, and out of proportion to the original injury. CRPS pain is typically accompanied by swelling, skin changes, spasms, extreme sensitivity, and can often be debilitating. It usually affects one or more of the four limbs but can occur in any part of the body and CRPS spreads in over 70% of its victims to additional areas. READ MORE inside!
American RSDHope was a National 501(c)3 non-profit organization for information and help regarding Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) for patients, families, the medical community, the media, and the general public.
Launched in 1995 our goals were not only to ease the suffering and confusion of patients and their loved ones regarding CRPS, but also to educate all of the above on this extremely difficult to understand disease.
American RSDHope is dedicated to increasing awareness of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, CRPS, formerly known as Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Syndrome, RSDS. CRPS, is a progressive disease of the Autonomic Nervous System, more specifically, the Sympathetic Nervous System.
AMERICAN RSDHope Announces It Closed Its’ Doors Effective Sunday, June 26th, 2016
CLICK HERE TO READ ARTICLE From Keith Orsini Explaining Why (in ABOUT US section)
But please feel free to read the information contained herein, share with family and friends! Education is key!
NATIONAL CRPS AWARENESS MONTH 2016! TIME ONCE AGAIN!
HAPPY CRPS AWARENESS MONTH EVERYONE!
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