Best Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) Hospital in Delhi

Advanced Multidisciplinary Treatment for CRPS Types I & II

Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) is one of the most challenging chronic pain conditions to treat, characterized by prolonged, severe pain that usually affects an arm or a leg. At Metro Hospital, Delhi, we understand the physical and emotional toll of CRPS. We specialize in early intervention and advanced neuromodulation to stop the progression of the disease and restore limb function.

With a 29-year legacy of neurological excellence and a board of 6+ leading Pain Management & Neurology Specialists, we provide a level of care that combines advanced medical science with deep patient empathy.

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Why Choose Metro Hospital, Delhi for CRPS Treatment?

CRPS requires a sophisticated, “aggressive” treatment approach to prevent permanent disability. Our Delhi facility offers:

• Board of 6+ Specialist Doctors: A dedicated team of Senior Neurologists, Interventional Pain Specialists, and Vascular Surgeons who collaborate to manage the complex symptoms of CRPS.
• 29+ Years of Mastery: We have proven expertise in diagnosing CRPS in its early stages (Stage 1), where the chances of clinical remission are highest.
• Precision Diagnostic Suite: Access to advanced Triple-Phase Bone Scans, NCV/EMG studies, and high-resolution MRI to rule out other conditions and confirm a CRPS diagnosis.
• Advanced Neuromodulation: We are one of the few centers in North India equipped for advanced Spinal Cord Stimulation (SCS) and Dorsal Root Ganglion (DRG) stimulation for severe cases.
• A Regional Hub for Complex Care: We are the primary treatment center for patients from Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabad, Faridabad, Haryana, Rajasthan, and across North India.

Understanding CRPS: Symptoms We Treat

CRPS often follows an injury or surgery, but the pain is disproportionately severe. We provide targeted care for:

• Persistent “Burning” or “Throbbing” Pain: Usually in the hand, foot, arm, or leg.
• Sensitivity to Touch or Cold: Even a light touch (allodynia) can feel excruciating.
• Changes in Skin Color & Temperature: Skin that appears mottled, red, or blue, or feels significantly warmer/colder than the opposite limb.
• Swelling and Joint Stiffness: Often accompanied by muscle spasms or tremors.
• Changes in Hair and Nail Growth: A hallmark sign of autonomic nervous system involvement in CRPS.

Our Multimodal CRPS Treatment Approach

At Metro Hospital, we utilize a four-pillar approach to CRPS management:

1. Interventional Procedures

• Sympathetic Nerve Blocks: Precisely targeting the affected nerves to “reset” the pain signals.
• Intravenous (IV) Ketamine Infusions: An advanced protocol for treatment-resistant CRPS to desensitize the central nervous system.
• Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA): Providing long-term relief by interrupting pain pathways.

2. Neuromodulation Therapy

• Spinal Cord Stimulation (SCS): Implanting a small device that replaces pain signals with a mild tingling sensation (paresthesia).

3. Specialized CRPS Physical Therapy

• Mirror Box Therapy: A revolutionary neuro-rehabilitation technique to “trick” the brain into believing the limb is moving without pain.
• Graded Motor Imagery: Helping the brain re-map the affected area to reduce sensitivity.

4. Pharmacological & Psychological Support

• Targeted medications for nerve pain and clinical support to manage the anxiety and depression often associated with chronic CRPS.

FAQs: CRPS Care in Delhi

1. Is CRPS curable at Metro Hospital, Delhi?

While CRPS is a chronic condition, “clinical remission” is possible, especially when treatment begins within the first 3–6 months. Our goal is to significantly reduce pain scores and restore the full use of the affected limb.

2. What makes your 6+ specialists’ team unique?

CRPS is a “multi-system” disease. Our team includes 6+ experts from different fields (Neurology, Pain Medicine, and Psychotherapy) because treating CRPS requires more than just one perspective.

3. Does Metro Hospital offer non-surgical options for CRPS?

Yes. Over 90% of our CRPS treatment plans involve non-surgical interventions like Sympathetic Nerve Blocks, specialized medication protocols, and advanced neuro-rehabilitation.

4. How do I know if my pain is CRPS or just a slow-healing injury?

If your pain is much more severe than the injury should warrant, or if you notice changes in skin color, temperature, or hair growth on that limb, you should consult our specialists immediately for a diagnostic evaluation.