CRPS in Children and Adolescents
Whilst Complex Regional Pain Syndrome is very rare in the elderly, children can develop the condition. It is virtually unheard of in babies and toddlers and rare under the age of ten, but there are regular examples of it occurring in teenagers.
Seeing anybody suffering the torment of CRPS can be distressing, but in a young person it is particularly heartbreaking.
CRPS in children and adolescents creates its very own set of problems, particularly in relation to the prescribing of stronger medications and consideration of the more invasive forms of treatment such as spinal cord stimulation (SCS) and dorsal root ganglion stimulation (DRG).
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We are leading specialist CRPS Solicitors. If you believe that your current solicitor lacks a thorough understanding of CRPS, or are otherwise unhappy with the conduct of your claim, please do not hesitate to contact us. You will speak direct to one of our specialist CRPS Solicitors and all calls are treated in the strictest confidence. Many clients say that picking up the phone to us was the best decision they ever made.