How common is complex regional pain syndrome?

Honor Society of Nursing (STTI)

Complex regional pain syndrome is not a common condition. In addition, the condition affects sufferers differently. However, it has been estimated that anywhere between 200,000 and over one million Americans suffer from the condition.

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