See a Pain Expert: First thing is to verify that you have the right diagnosis. This needs to be treated aggressively with physical therapy and desensitization. There are good meds for pain control without opioids being the main treatment. A lumbar sympathetic block or bone scan can help with the diagnosis. If conservative measures are not enough then a spinal cord stimulator is an excellent option.
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CRPS: I'm sorry to hear about your unfortunate outcome. See a pain management specialist for further details for managment of this condition. Best of luck!
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Try: A pain management specialist. They may be able to limit, reduce the pain with a small implant in the back that stimulates the nerves. Best wishes to you!
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Rsd: See a pain management specialist . Your surgeon can make that referral for you. Best of luck.
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