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TEA’S MISSION IS TO EMPOWER ALL THOSE AFFECTED BY EM TO IMPROVE THEIR QUALITY OF
LIFE.

Take TEA’s ‘A Patient’s Guide to Erythromelalgia‘ with you to your next doctor
visit!!
The Patient Guide is a booklet covering all aspects of EM: symptoms, diagnosis,
treatment, daily coping tips and more. It is a very important tool for anyone
with EM (and their families and health care providers) to have on hand as they
navigate improving their day-to-day lives.

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WHAT IS ERYTHROMELALGIA?

Erythromelalgia is a rare neurovascular condition that most commonly affects the
feet, but may also occur in the hands, face, or other parts of the body. The
term neurovascular means that both nerves and blood vessels are involved.


HOW DO I FIND OUT IF I HAVE ERYTHROMELALGIA?

The three hallmark symptoms of EM are:

– Redness, caused by excessive blood flow to the area

– Heat, meaning that the skin will feel warm or hot to the touch, also due to
increased blood flow

– Pain, which may range from mild tingling to severe burning

Additional symptoms may include swelling caused by the buildup of fluid in the
affected body part, changes in perspiration, or purple discoloration when not
actively flaring. EM flares are most commonly triggered by warmth, physical
activity, or stress. A medical doctor may be able to give you an official
diagnosis.


STAY UP TO DATE WITH OUR SOCIAL MEDIA

If you or someone you know is affected with Erythromelalgia, you know how
crucial it is to be updated on the latest medical information and research. Here
at our organization, we strive to provide a safe and informative space online
for patients and their families who are seeking guidance and support. Our
Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram accounts are a valuable resource for those who
want to stay informed on the latest news, medical research, and treatments. By
connecting with us on social media, you can get the information you need to
navigate this condition and advocate for the community. Don’t miss out on the
opportunity to make a difference and stay connected with us!

Our Facebook page is almost always being updated!

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Have more questions? TEA has compiled a list of answers to frequently asked
questions to provide generalized and educational information.

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