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Participants are needed for a chronic pain and sleep research study being undertaken by Zoe Zambelli for her PhD. Find out about the study via the article or contact Zoe direct.

Chronic Pain and Sleep Study

14 Feb 2020
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Last Updated: 12th March, 20202020-03-12Participants wanted for a chronic pain and sleep research study Everyone experiences a bad night’s sleep occasionally, and we recognise the consequences of this the next day. Feeling groggy or irritable, low in mood and less alert overall....
Find Out The Top 12 CRPS & Chronic Pain Blogs You Need To Read from Burning Nights CRPS Support

Top 12 CRPS & Chronic Pain Articles You Need To Read

04 Feb 2020
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Last Updated: 21st May, 20202020-05-21Check out our top 12 CRPS and Chronic Pain Articles you need to read. Burning Nights CRPS Support is a UK charity dedicated to raising awareness and supporting anyone affected by the chronic pain condition, Complex Regional Pain Syndrome...
Read Stacey's CRPS Story to learn how she developed complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) from a fall in March 2016 | Burning Nights CRPS Support

Stacey’s CRPS Story

27 Jan 2020
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Last Updated: 21st May, 20202020-05-21Stacey’s CRPS Story Sharing your personal CRPS story can be helpful on many levels including helping other Complex Regional Pain Syndrome patients realise they are not on their own. Our next CRPS story is from Stacey who is from the...
To all our donors, sponsors, supporters, fundraisers and friends we wish you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2020 from all of us at Burning Nights CRPS Support the independent UK CRPS charity

Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 2020

12 Dec 2019
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Last Updated: 14th March, 20202020-03-14Wishing You All A Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 2020 The team of trustees and volunteers behind Burning Nights CRPS Support charity would like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 2020! We would also like to...
calmare is a treatment for crps pain and physical symptoms

Calmare Scrambler Therapy: Non-Invasive CRPS Treatment

09 Sep 2019
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Last Updated: 10th June, 20202020-06-10Calmare Scrambler Therapy: Non-Invasive CRPS Treatment Sound familiar? Ketamine comas, nerve blocks, Tramadol, Oxycodone, Dilaudid, Morphine; surgery, injections; spinal cord stimulator (SCS); tens unit, topical creams, physical therapy;...
Check Out Our Top 6 Tips on How To Keep Cool In The Heat Living With A Chronic Illness via Burning Nights CRPS Support

How To Keep Cool In The Heat Living With Chronic Illness

18 Jul 2019
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Last Updated: 10th June, 20202020-06-10How To Keep Cool In The Heat with Chronic Illness Our Top 6 Tips On How To Keep Cool During Hot Weather When You Live With A Chronic Illness. Learn how to keep yourself cool during the hot weather when you live with a chronic illness such as...
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...
Burning Nights CRPS Support is working with the charity's local MP in a Campaign to Raise Awareness of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) in Westminster.Can YOU help us by contacting your local MP and letting them know you are requesting their support in this matter. Check out our blog with a letter template for you to contact your MP with.

Campaign to Raise Awareness of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) in Westminster

24 Jul 2018
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Last Updated: 13th March, 20202020-03-13Campaign to Raise Awareness of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) in Westminster After working with the charity’s local MP since January 2018, on 19th June 2018 Burning Nights CRPS Support’s MP, Ruth George MP (High Peak) raised a 40...

Fighting Back Against CRPS with Calmare Therapy

18 Jul 2018
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Last Updated: 12th March, 20202020-03-12Fighting Back Against CRPS with Calmare Therapy By Dr. Michael Cooney, Clinical Director, Calmare Therapy NJ USA In 2010, as I obtained the professional training to use the Calmare MC-5A device, I grew more excited about using technology to...
How To Access Future Treatments, Now? The benefits of clinical trials participation written by FindMeCure Foundation

How To Access Future Treatments Now?

08 Jun 2018
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Last Updated: 13th March, 20202020-03-13How To Access Future Treatments Now?   The Benefits of Clinical Trials Participation (Article by Daniela Shikova, FindMeCure Foundation) Have you thought how far science has made it, in terms of advancing treatments for various...
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