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Causalgia


Overview of Causalgia

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Causalgia is also referred to as complex regional pain syndrome 2. This is a localized pain disorder that develops after injury to a peripheral nerve. Pain, which is often severe and abnormal, develops in the distribution of the nerve.

Causes of Causalgia

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Causalgia is thought to be due to partial nerve injury that allows for cross-stimulation at the area of injury within the nerve.

Signs and Symptoms of Causalgia

signs and symptoms

The symptoms are primarily that of pain in the area of distribution of the injured nerve. The pain may eventually spread to cover a larger area. Changes in skin color and temperature in the involved area occurs. Edema of the involved area along with changes in skin texture occurs.



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Medical Content Last Updated on 07/12/2008

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