Definition:
Gerhardt disease is a rare muscoskeletal condition characterized by intense pain and severe redness of the feet. It is also known as erythromelalgia.
Diagnosis:
The disease can be diagnosed by physical examination and studying the symptoms shown by the patient.
Treatment:
There is no standard treatment yet for the disease.
Symptoms and Signs:
The disease usually features abnormal widening and narrowing of the blood vessels as well as vasomotor malfunctions.
Causes:
The exact causes of the disease are unknown, but studies link the condition as an autosomal dominant disorder.
