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CRPS is a debilitating condition in which a small injury, like a broken bone in the foot or a small surgery to remove a cyst, turns into chronic nerve pain that gets worse over time and spreads to different parts of the body. This pain is often resistant to pain medication as well, so there is very little help for these patients from any source.

It is thought to be caused by the pain receptors and signals of the autonomic nervous system working faster and stronger and is usually diagnosed by your doctor.

In a system with CRPS, there is a lot of chaos and disorganization. The ARPwave and Phoenix Waveform stimuli help calm the system by re-coordinating signals and re-organizing movement patterns and functions.

At Evo Performance Rehab, we think that we can help people with CRPS in a meaningful way and avoid surgery. Here’s how we differ from traditional treatments:

1. Effective, affordable and safe treatment for CRPS
2. Caring, responsive and experienced staff
3. Technology shown to create CRPS treatment results
4. Treatments and devices (Phoenix Waveform) that are affordable and keep you healthy for life and stop CRPS flare-ups!

Read more here how Neurological Soft Tissue Therapy can help you with CRPS: https://bit.ly/3w7beM1



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Profoundly Effective Treatment for Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) | Evo Performance Rehab Tyler covers Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, traditional treatments and how we use a more affordable solution for better, pain-free results!

We had a recent post-collegiate athlete injure her Achilles tendon when she was coaching her basketball team at her high school, and after coming through the therapy process, she has been able to play at an even higher level than she did before the injury because we were able to identify not only the issues from the injury itself but also her imbalances and inefficiencies that made her vulnerable to the issue in the first place.

She is moving fundamentally better now because of re-training her movement patterns with the neurological soft tissue therapy process than she had ever moved before, even as a college athlete. This is a pretty rare level to reach after a post-collegiate person in their late 20s and early 30s has their Achilles tendon torn. It would be extremely uncommon for that person to feel like they were better than they were before the injury.

Read more about how Neuro-Therapy can help you not only recover from your sports injury, but come back better than you were before the injury! https://www.evoperformancerehab.com/blog/outplay-injuries-and-slam-dunk-your-way-to-better-basketball-performance