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 06-01-2015, 11:14 AM #2
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Welcome InkedPaint,

I am sorry you had to join us but you will find good companionship and compassion here. It sounds like you have gotten to a good place mentally. Stubbornness is a virtue when it comes to chronic conditions. Forgive me for a somewhat brief response but I just had a short ketamine infusion this morning and I feel a nap coming on.

It is impossible for anyone to say whether what you have is CRPS. Half the time the doctors can't agree unless it is florid. What strikes me about your situation is that so much from the beginning and even now sounds likes some sort of musculoskeletal impingement could have set this off. The hip popping and stretching at night to get relief all sounds positional. There is a lot in that area that can get gummed up and inflamed and the major nerves of the leg run through the front and back side of the hip. Have you ever gone to a chiropractor? I am a fan of ones who are certified in ART, Active Release Therapy which is a soft tissue modality in addition to the usual bone and joint work. These guys know lots of physio-dynamic tests for impingement and may find something regular medicine wasn't looking for. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation doctors may also have some different leads on potential problems.

Sure this could be CRPS but you have be sure that any underlying condition causing or contributing to it gets run down and treated if at all possible. It seems unlikely that it was truly spontaneous since you had that hip issue. If you can get that figured out and treated maybe you will get some relief. I have had weird maladjustments in my spine and hip areas from workout issues, an ice skating fall, etc. that set off some intense weird leg issues that were really painful until things got back into place.

Okay that wasn't so brief after all. anyway....Keep looking for answers and as you already know never give up hope for healing and never give up the fight!

Sending Healing Love, Littlepaw
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