Advice of CRPS Complex Regional Pain Syndrome

My partner

by Andy

My Neurologist's support and help

by Shannon

Attitude

by Thea

Changing to a orthopaedic mattress

by Megan

Nothing else so far - but I'm trying Ketamine infusions next week and have high hopes!

by DrLisa

Family support - they are always by my side

by kcons21

My family is my reason for living.

by Linda

My dog Lily

by Robyn Wilson

Every day I learn something new.

by Circlepuppy

My Service Dog in training, Sammy!

by Beth

Walking aids

by Traci

I have tried numerous medicines but really only one has helped with the pain and it was Brutan patches. Bad thing is a highly allergic which I was fine having large raw spots on my back for the pain relief but my doctors went crazy made me change. They al

by Joey7807

eating right

by Marilyn j king

New pain meds that seem to be helping better. Levorphanol 2mg, up to 6 pills a day.

by Theresa

My medications :-(

by Michelleleann

Mindfulness Meditation Practice

by Kels

Thank goodness for pain medication. It keeps me mobile.

by Rose

A positive attitude

by Crystal41

Baclofen

by andikstanton

Don't beat yourself up if you can't do it.

by Stephanie

RSD/CRPS friends from around the country being supportive and becoming my friends. Whether it's lending an ear at 2 am when I am in tears from the bone crushing cold pains, or just a quick text message saying "I pray you have a low pain day today... gentl

by Charity

Mindful movements

by Ellen

Pamidronate injections (3 via IV drip).

by Deidre

???

by Donald

Frequency Specific Microcurrent

by Cherí

I also have seizures of some sort and vertigo.

by Jeananne Boudreau

You're not alone!

by Kate

Getting rid of the fear and speaking out to raise awareness.

by Kim

Nothing

by Emma

Proper care of my overall health

by Shanna

I have a 7 year old and she gives me thr strength to get out of bed each day.

by Emily

My mother was diagnosed with same cancer 1 year later but we were told not hereditary so I feel like environment is a biggie. In a small town of 1200 we have lost so many to cancer here. Why????

by Jennifer

Spinal cord stimulator

by Susie

Never Give Up, and Never stop fighting, Lots of prayers and a very supportive family have helped as well

by Tiffany

Having a caring doctor

by ladyff1481

I have finally learnt not to take doctors & surgeons negative comments to heart. It's only taken 3 years.

by Claudine

Accepting who I am now and not caring if I look strange to others

by Vidanya

Asked for ketamine during surgeries and it gave me some breathing room!

by Pammydodd

Epsom salt soaks

by Deanna

Change to gluten free diet, no sigar

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I was put on Cymbalta and Lyrica for crps. I had way too many side effects. Coming off of Cymbalta is the worst.

by abowers

My pets.

by Dimntd

Swimming helps me stay moving.

by Jenna

The support groups that help me feel less alone

by Jandeen

Bed rest, legs elevated

by lisamarie

Having a supportive husband and some friends that understand

by Sarah

Facebook CRPS friends

by VictoriaLouise

In process of training a service dog

by merc

As my pain increases and I am unable pretend that I'm really happy about it and life is just wonderful I am calmed when I think that soon I will have the courage to end my life. That thought really gets me through the rough patches and brings me some pe

by Sandra

Relying on God.

by Mike