Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Syndrome treatment in Xalapa
If you are looking for reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome treatment in Xalapa, you will find 10 specialists available, such as neurologist and psychologist, with consultations from $600 MXN. Compare profiles, reviews and location to choose.
Consultations from $600 MXN.
Reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome, also called complex regional pain syndrome, is characterized by persistent and disproportionate pain, almost always in a limb, that frequently arises after an injury or surgery. It is accompanied by changes in the skin and mobility.
Common symptoms:
- Intense, continuous pain in the affected area
- Changes in color, temperature, or sweating of the skin
- Swelling and difficulty moving the limb
When to seek care? If after an injury the pain persists longer than expected or is accompanied by these changes, an evaluation is worthwhile.
Which specialist treats it? The internist can coordinate the workup, and the physical therapist plays an important role in recovering movement. If you recognize these symptoms, it is advisable that a professional examine the area and guide management.
Which specialist to see for reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome in Xalapa?
Doctors who treat reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome in Xalapa
Dr. Brenda Milagros Galindo Vargas
Dr. Jorge Alberto Mestiza Garcia
Dr. Andrea Roxana Herrera Ramírez
Dr. Laura Carrasco Hernández
Dr. Gustavo Hernández Martínez
Dr. Gerardo Hernández Márquez
Dr. Miguel Arnulfo Perfecto Arroyo
Dr. Yuri Omar Piquet Uscanga
Dr. José Luis Martínez Cabañas
Dr. David Reyes Barrios
Frequently asked questions
Which doctor treats reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome?
The treatment of reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome is usually handled by specialists in physiotherapist, complementary therapist, internist, neurologist, psychologist, complementary therapist, especialista en rehabilitación y medicina física.
How many doctors are available in Xalapa?
We currently have 10 doctors who can treat reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome in Xalapa.