Does RSD Get Worse Over Time? What You Need to Know About RSD Reflex Sympathic Distrophy
By Matt Segal
Related reading: What is RSD and Its Symptoms? Understanding Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy and What Is CRPS and Its Symptoms? A Guide for Injury Victims cover the next questions most people ask after reading this.
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What is RSD and Its Symptoms? Understanding Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy
RSD reflex sympathic distrophy is a condition that affects your nervous system after an injury. It can start after a broken bone, a burn injury, a surgery, or even a slip and fall accident. RSD reflex sympathic distrophy causes pain that seems too big for the injury you had. Your body overreacts to the initial injury, and the pain does not stop the way it should.
What Is CRPS and Its Symptoms? A Guide for Injury Victims
CRPS stands for Complex Regional Pain Syndrome. You might also hear it called RSD reflex sympathetic dystrophy. It's a nerve disorder that causes intense, constant pain that's way worse than the original injury should cause. It can start after something as simple as a slip and fall, a minor construction site accident, or even after getting epidural injections for a bulging disc.
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