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Complete Guide to Graded Motor Imagery (GMI) for CRPS via Burning Nights CRPS Support

Complete Guide To Graded Motor Imagery (GMI) for CRPS

16 Jan 2019
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Last Updated: 13th May, 20202020-05-13Complete Guide To Graded Motor Imagery (GMI) For CRPS Graded Motor Imagery is one of two treatments for Complex Regional Pain Syndrome or CRPS that have shown to be effective and to have good outcomes. The second treatment considered...
How To Access Your Medical (Health) Records in UK | Burning Nights CRPS Support

How To Access Your Medical Records

31 Jan 2018
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Last Updated: 12th March, 20202020-03-12How To Access Your Medical (Health) Records   Whether you live with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS), another chronic illness or persistent pain or not, there are many occasions that you may need to know how to access your medical...
Learn more about Dorsal Root Ganglion (DRG) Stimulation Treatment for Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) | Burning Nights CRPS Support

Dorsal Root Ganglion (DRG) Stimulation Treatment For CRPS

17 Mar 2017
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Last Updated: 12th March, 20202020-03-12Complete Guide to Dorsal Root Ganglion (DRG) Stimulation Treatment For Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) is an extremely difficult neuropathic pain condition to treat or manage. In this article we...
Ia amputation for CRPS really a cure? This CRPS amputation blog by Burning Nights CRPS Support talks about both sides of this controversial subject - does amputation for CRPS really help?

Is Amputation For CRPS Really A Cure?

02 Feb 2017
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Last Updated: 27th July, 20202020-07-27Is Amputation For CRPS Really A Cure? Amputation for CRPS is a highly controversial subject across the world. Should amputation be used as a treatment for CRPS or should a CRPS amputation never be used? Does amputation help CRPS? This CRPS...
Burning Nights receives recognition from NHS Choices

Burning Nights CRPS Support recognised by the NHS

03 Aug 2016
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Last Updated: 13th March, 20202020-03-13 Burning Nights CRPS Support now listed by NHS Choices UK. As of today Burning Nights CRPS is now recognised by  the NHS  as a Specialist Organisation providing support to those suffering with Complex Regional Pain...
Burning Nights now recognised by British Pain Society

Burning Nights now recognised by British Pain Society

28 Jul 2016
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Last Updated: 13th March, 20202020-03-13 Burning Nights CRPS Support receives recognition. As of today Burning Nights CRPS is now recognised by the British Pain Society as a Specialist Organisation providing support to those suffering with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)....

This Month’s Chronic Pain Story

18 Feb 2015
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Last Updated: 14th March, 20202020-03-14This Month’s Chronic Pain CRPS Story As always Burning Nights – CRPS Support is bringing you this month’s chronic pain / CRPS / RSD story, which  has come from the UK this time. This person used to be a firefighter before...

CRPS/RSD SURVEY

03 Oct 2014
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Last Updated: 14th March, 20202020-03-14CRPS / RSD SURVEY   Please take part in the first Burning Nights CRPS survey below! When all the results are in I will be displaying the results to show whether CRPS is more common in men or women, or where the majority of...

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