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 11-12-2013, 02:57 PM #21
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Hi again Kevscar. I agree that more awareness needs to be made of this horrific disorder. I have had so many drs make my rsd worse because of lack of knowledge of it. Since November is RSD awareness month, I am passing out flyers from RSD Hope to drs offices and others that I think may be able to help find a cure for this disorder. It can't hurt and hopefully maybe if we all try to spread the word it may help increase the chances of finding a cure. Take care my friend.
I have done this with the Dr.'s who treat me but wow You GoGirl! I should order more and be more proactive again
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Smirk Hi Tashi

When i first had my condition i look it up on the net and it was RSD
then went to speacilist and he told me it was CRPS because RSD meaning
Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy that they have now decovered that there is
alot more than the sympathetic nerves involved and that why it is now called
CRPS

Myself i could not give a damn anymore they can call it what they want
I have plenty of nick names for it Like STALKER because you never know
when its going to grab you and take hold of you most of the time right when
you want to do something or go somewhere

Mike Crps Entire right side head to toe seven years from RSI from milking cows

Rock on Peace out MIKE NZ
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For me...when I first got diagnosed I was all over calling it CRPS. I thought, "This is the RIGHT name for it and that's what I am going to call it." Unfortunately...every doctor I have had calls it RSD...and I gave up calling it CRPS. I really don't care what the name is...so long as the people I am talking to understand what I am talking about.

I believe both names fail to really convey what this condition is...and honestly...what name COULD? We are all so similar and we are all so different when it comes to this condition. There isn't any name, in my opinion, that can truly capture what we are going through, dealing with, etc...nothing that can do justice to a description of WHAT this condition is.

Even Kev's FIIKS...while accurately describing how well understood the condition is...doesn't touch on how truly complicated and awful this condition is.

Regardless of the name...I think it's much more important that more doctor's are educated about it...scratch that...that ALL doctor's become more educated about it so they can diagnose and treat the condition early enough to possibly do some good for their patients.

I personally think all the focus on the name detracts from the very important issues that need to be dealt with regarding the treatment of this condition.

They can call it whatever they wish, it doesn't change the fact that being in constant pain sucks!!!
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