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Default bulging veins - a symptom of CRPS ??
Hi gang,

Since July of this year, a few doctors have mentioned that I might have CRPS, or perhaps an overactive sympathetic nervous system. In general, I don't have many of the typical symptoms.

But, along with significant pain in my hands, I do get episodes of severe swollen/bulging veins on the tops of my hands. Are bulging veins a sign/symptom of CRPS?

Would really appreciate any input!
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