- 1397 George Dieter Drive, Suite D, El Paso TX 79936
- 1900 N. Oregon St Suite 300, El Paso, TX 79902
- 1397 George Dieter Drive, Suite D, El Paso TX 79936
- 1900 N. Oregon St Suite 300, El Paso, TX 79902
Advanced Care for Complex Regional Pain Syndrome at Medway Pain Center
Complex pain conditions require specialized care. If you are dealing with severe, ongoing pain that feels out of proportion to an injury, you may be experiencing Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS).
At Medway Pain Center in El Paso, TX, we provide focused, advanced care for patients living with CRPS. Our goal is to reduce pain, improve function, and help you regain control of your life.
If you are searching for CRPS treatment in El Paso, our team is here to help.
CRPS is a chronic pain condition that usually affects an arm or leg after an injury, surgery, or trauma. It can also come with:
CRPS is different from typical pain conditions.
It involves:
Because of this, standard treatments may not be enough. A targeted, multi-step approach is often needed.
You should seek care if:
Pain continues after an injury or surgery
Pain feels more severe than expected
Symptoms are getting worse over time
You have sensitivity, swelling, or skin changes
Early treatment can make a difference.
At Medway Pain Center, we use advanced treatments to help manage CRPS:
For appropriate procedures, IV sedation may be available to improve comfort
CRPS often involves abnormal nerve signaling.
Ketamine therapy can help by:
For some patients, a spinal cord stimulator may provide long-term relief.
It often develops after injury, surgery, or trauma, but the exact cause is not always clear.
Some patients improve with early treatment, but many need ongoing care.
Yes. While it can be complex, many patients find relief with advanced pain management treatments.
Yes. It is commonly used for nerve-related pain and may help some CRPS patients.
Yes. It may be an option for patients who do not respond to other treatments.
You do not have to live with severe, ongoing pain.
Ask about CRPS Treatment in El Paso