Changes

*Symptoms usually involve burning The symptoms are primarily that of pain prominent in the hand or foot within 24 hours area of distribution of injury. Almost any sensory stimulation worsens the paininjured nerve.*Vascular changes include either increased or decreased blood flood due The pain may eventually spread to dilation or constriction of blood vesselscover a larger area.*Other symptoms include dry, scaly Changes in skin; still joints; tapering fingers; ridged nails; long, coarse hair or hair loss; color and temperature in the involved area occurs. Edema of the involved area along with changes in sweatingskin texture occurs.