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A Patient’s Guide to Erythromelalgia

A Patient s Guide to Erythromelalgia200 Old Castle LaneWallingford, PA 19086 USA610-566-0797 (messages missionTEA s mission is to empower all those affected by EM to improve their quality of life. TEA provides education, awareness and community through our website, member services program, newsletter, social media presence and networking programs. TEA promotes research through relationships with academic researchers, clinicians and pharma companies with interest in EM. TEA also raises funds to support EM research. A Patient s Guide to ErythromelalgiaTable Of cOnTenTsWhat is Erythromelalgia ? ..1 How common is EM? ..2 What are the different types of EM? ..2 How is EM diagnosed? ..3 Treatments for EM ..5 Coping with EM.)

syndrome, sciatica, and frostbite[14] In some cases, when the underlying disease is treated, EM symptoms will improve or resolve completely. Some medications have been linked to the onset of EM, including calcium-channel blockers,[15] certain kinds of antidepressants,[16] and …

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