What type of spine injuries are delaying victims' recovery after an accident? After an accident that causes severe injuries, life gets put on hold. Lost wages, job loss, and isolation from family and friends are common occurrences. After recovering from most injuries, a victim should be able to return to daily life after a short healing period....
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A CRPS diagnosis can be a relief to many people. How? The answer is simple. Knowing that the pain is real, valid, and lending a name to the pain is a relief. Despite the relief a CRPS diagnosis may bring to a patient's mental state temporarily, the toll chronic pain takes on the psyche of a patient is immeasurable. Living with CRPS, a disease dubbed "the suicide disease" due to its lack of proven symptom relief, is an endless nightmare of doctors and treatments that lead down the same road. That road is endless pain and suffering both physically and...
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Complex Regional Pain Syndrome affects every victim who suffers from it differently. Although no less painfully. Doctors estimate that 90% of those with a diagnosis of CRPS suffer from Type I (without visualized nerve injury). The remaining 10% of victims of this suicide-inducing disease suffer from Type II (with a determinable nerve injury)....
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CRPS affects every patient differently. It’s estimated that 90% of those with a CRPS diagnosis suffer from Type I. The remaining 10% of patients suffer from Type II. In our first article about CRPS in early 2018, CRPS Victims Are Suffering Physically, Financially After Medical Malpractice we provide insight what CRPS is. From our very first article, we always stress that Medical Malpractice victims should consult with a Board Certified lawyer. CRPS patients may have grounds for litigation if their diagnosis is a direct result of a doctor's negligence. As we explain in 2018's popular Victims Benefit From CRPS Treatment, But Medical Bills Pile Up...
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