Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) treatment in Jaipur for severe burning limb pain, swelling, colour change, touch sensitivity and reduced movement with sympathetic nerve blocks, RFA, SCS and rehabilitation at JPRC.
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) is a chronic pain condition in which pain becomes much more severe and prolonged than expected after an injury, surgery, fracture, nerve injury or even minor trauma.
CRPS usually affects the hand, arm, foot or leg. It occurs due to abnormal nerve signaling and dysfunction of the nervous system, causing exaggerated pain, inflammation, swelling, sensitivity, skin changes and movement restriction.
CRPS needs early recognition because untreated pain and stiffness can gradually lead to severe disability, contractures and chronic functional limitation.
CRPS can affect the upper limb or lower limb after an injury, fracture, surgery or nerve irritation. The pain often feels disproportionate to the original injury and may come with swelling, colour change and temperature change.
CRPS treatment is planned after careful clinical examination, pain mapping and assessment of swelling, colour, temperature and movement changes.
Interventional pain management helps reduce severe pain so the patient can move the affected limb, tolerate physiotherapy and prevent long-term stiffness.
CRPS is mainly a clinical diagnosis based on history and examination. Investigations are used to support diagnosis and exclude other conditions.
The doctor evaluates pain severity, skin changes, swelling, temperature differences, sensory abnormalities, movement restriction and motor dysfunction.
MRI may show tissue swelling, bone changes or associated soft tissue findings in selected patients.
Bone scan may be helpful in selected early CRPS cases when clinical findings need supportive evidence.
Nerve conduction studies or EMG may be used in selected cases where a nerve injury or CRPS Type 2 needs clarification.
X-ray may show patchy bone loss in chronic CRPS cases and can also help exclude fracture or joint disease.
Early treatment is very important to prevent long-term disability. Interventional pain management helps control pain so patients can participate better in rehabilitation and restore limb function.
CRPS is serious but treatable. Timely diagnosis, targeted pain control and rehabilitation can significantly improve pain control, limb function and quality of life.
These signs may indicate a serious problem and should be evaluated urgently instead of waiting for routine consultation.
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome is a chronic pain condition where pain becomes much more severe and prolonged than expected after injury, surgery, fracture, nerve injury or even minor trauma.
CRPS Type 1 occurs without a clearly identifiable nerve injury. CRPS Type 2 occurs after a known nerve injury. Both need early diagnosis, pain control and rehabilitation.
Stellate ganglion block may be used for selected upper limb CRPS affecting the hand or arm. Lumbar sympathetic block may be used for selected lower limb CRPS affecting the leg or foot.
Spinal cord stimulation may be considered in severe chronic CRPS that does not respond to conservative care and selected interventional treatments. It is used to reduce pain perception and improve function in suitable patients.
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