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What is the difference between neuralgia and causalgia symptoms?
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They are the same.: Neuralgia, means “sick nerves”. Causagia is an old medical description for burning pain from nerve damage. Both refer to symptoms secondary to damaged nerves.
Answered 6/23/2016
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