Foot-ankle involvement of complex regional pain syndrome associated with pregnancy

Authors : Rabia AYDOĞAN BAYKARA, Göksel TUZCU, Pınar KARABACAK, Adem KÜÇÜK

Pages : 428-432

Doi:10.18621/eurj.384891

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Publication Date : 2019-03-04

Article Type : Other Papers

Abstract :Complex regional pain syndrome insert ignore into journalissuearticles values(CRPS); is a condition which develops after a painful incident and characterized by allodynia/hyperalgesia, edema, skin anomalies and anomaly in blood flow and abnormal sudomotor activities independent of the precipitating incident. It is a rare condition in pregnancy and difficult to distinguish from pelvis and lower extremity pains which are inherent in pregnancy. Hips are typically involved, symmetrical involvement of feet and ankles are rarely reported; has a benign course however it is important to diagnose and treat due to fracture risk. Herein, we have presented a 28-year-old patient who came to us in week 32 of her pregnancy and gave birth in week 36 and diagnosed CRPS with bilateral involvement of foot and ankle. 
Keywords : Pregnancy, complex regional pain syndrome, symmetrical foot ankle involvement