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is CRPS medically classified as a Mental Condition or Neurological???

 
 
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Old 12-17-2010, 09:42 PM #2
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CRPS is a pain condition that is very real and does come on do to any mental illness. The pain that you live with could lead to mental illness such as depression etc. As far as recovery, you should ask him where he got his information as for most of us this is a life time struggle..Hope that helps///
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