Cause of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome Further Examined.
“The researchers reported recent discoveries indicated there is an “autoimmune contribution,” to the condition, which often occurs after a small accident or surgery and causes pain that persists for several years.”
By Jacquelyn Gray | August 05, 2014
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I shared a similar article a bit ago to my Facebook and related pages. This one is 2 days old. It is a reminder that there is hope! ~T
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