Color the World Orange Day is observed on the first Monday of November, which falls on November 7 this year.
Color the World Orange Day is at the forefront of raising awareness and educating the general public about a rare but not uncommon ailment that mostly affects society’s middle-aged citizens. On this day, the medical community joins the individuals afflicted, and the entire world is encouraged to understand, sympathise, and act when feasible.
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome also known as Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD), is a neurological condition characterised by increased nerve impulses in a specific body region. Medical experts believe the disease is caused by a malfunction in the central nervous system. A limb or hand injury might potentially trigger the condition. Injury-related CRPS can be caused by a stimulation of the immune response, which can result in symptoms such as redness and swelling in the afflicted region. As a result, it is thought that this may reflect a disruption in the healing process.
Throughout history, numerous medical groups and independent doctors have been entrusted with determining the causes and therapy for this condition. Because there is currently no treatment for this illness, the objective is to relieve the disorder’s severe symptoms. Psychotherapy, physical therapy, and drug treatment are some of the methods used.
This day is dedicated to raising awareness about the condition that is still widely misunderstood, giving support to individuals affected, and informing the rest of the world about its existence.
HOW TO OBSERVE COLOUR THE WORLD ORANGE DAY: just a small step!
- Celebrate this day by simply wearing orange.
- Use this day to learn about the symptoms and treatments of CRPS
- You can donate to any fundraising for research on CRPS
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