Atypical Pain Disorders

Atypical pain disorders are among the most mis-managed complaints in the modern medical system. Chronic pain, fibromyalgia, Ehlers-Danlos, and other pain syndromes. Often these issues have effective treatments for all or part of the an individual's symptoms, but comprehensive, patient-friendly information can be difficult to come by. Our articles here offer this information, as well as resources you might pursue after developing a fuller understanding of these conditions and/or ways to advocate with your medical provider(s) about them.

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Ketamine

If you look particularly at patients who have changes suggestive of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (pain out of proportion to injury, atypical coloring, sweating, and temperature, and neuropathic features) then the data is even better.