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Old 02-24-2010, 08:43 AM #5
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Causalgia is also known as CRPS II
RSD is CRPS I

CRPS I is generally less serious than CRPS II, where there is nerve damage or nerve entrapment. RSD and Causalgia are the old terms, but are still used all the time. If you hunt around the board you'll find that the meanings of the terms discussed often.


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what does causalgia mean?? i see it frequently and i know it is part of what we have but i guess i dont understand it.. i know.. i am new to this and kind of dumb about it.. sorry
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