Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD and CRPS) Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type I) and Causalgia (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type II)(RSD and CRPS)


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Old 06-23-2013, 02:39 AM #1
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Default Does the progression ever stop?

I've had crps for just over 2 yrs. now. I know it's bad but it keeps getting worse. It surprises me when I have the "worst day yet" b/c each time this happens, I assume it's as bad as it will get. And then it gets worse. Higher pain, higher burning, more muscle cramping... When does this rotten disease peak? I really need this to level off somehow....
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Goodness knows I think we'd all like t know the answer to that one... I've had mine just under 2 years as well.

I think it is the scariest part of CRPS - the terrible question of 'how bad will this get?'. Most days I don't want to think about it, so I just hope that I am one of the lucky ones. Mind you, I don't feel lucky now!

Take care, and I hope the progression of your CRPS stops very soon. It is a frightening condition to have.

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I am sorry you are having such bad days lately. I will say a prayer for you to get some relief. Hold in there.
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Yeah, that is a tough question! I have had RSD/CRPS for just over 22 years now and wonder the same thing. I was lucky enough to be in remission for many years and when I came out of remission, it still stayed in just my face. Then in 2009, I injured my hand and the spread began and it is now throughout most of my body. Unfortunately mine is still progressing. But everyone is different.

I hope and pray that yours stops progressing and you get some relief!

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Sorry you are enduring this awful disease. I certainly didn't feel lucky but now I've seen how much worse it can be for some others on here. I've had it only 6 months in my left hand & wrist but does feel like it is trying to "spread" up my arm except the loss of function is still just in my hand & wrist.
The only thing I can think that may help prevent the spreading is 500 mg. Vitamin C every day and the nerve blocks about every 2 weeks. I have had 12 of those so far.
Sure hope it gets better and not worse!
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Mine has continued to spread since having a hip replacement in 2003, very scary,my only advice is live in the moment bc that's all anyone has


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