top of page
0
Sudeck dystrophy (Chronic regional pain syndrome)
Medical condition/treatment
Sudeck dystrophy or complex regional pain syndrome
disc prolapse
Hole body
disc prolapse
Sudeck dystrophy, also known as chronic regional pain syndrome (CRPS), is a complex disorder that involves pain, swelling, and skin changes in an extremity. The exact cause is not known, but nerve damage plays a role. Treatment includes pain management, physical therapy, and sometimes neuromodulatory therapies.
Causes/Description:
Trauma, inflammation, nerve problems, unknown causes
disc prolapse
Sudeck-Dystrophie (Chronisches regionales Schmerzsyndrom), CRPS, Morbus Sudeck, Komplexes regionales Schmerzsyndrom, Nervenschmerzsyndrom, Reflektorische Sympathische Dystrophie, Kausalgie
disc prolapse
Sudeck dystrophy, also known as CRPS, is a complex disease that causes pain and inflammation. The exact cause is not fully understood.
disc prolapse
Treatment of Sudeck dystrophy often requires a multidisciplinary approach that includes physical therapy, pain management, and occupational therapy interventions. Working closely with pain specialists and physical therapists is critical to relieving symptoms and restoring functionality.
disc prolapse
Sudeck dystrophy, also known as CRPS (Complex Regional Pain Syndrome), was first documented in the 19th century. It is a complex disease that causes persistent pain and changes in the skin. Early observations of this condition led to its classification and the understanding that it can result from various causes. Modern approaches to treating CRPS include pain management, physiotherapy and targeted therapeutic approaches to improve the quality of life of those affected.
bottom of page