I would never recommend this Doctor. I have been seen and diagnosed with C.R.P.S. by multiple specialists so there is no doubt as to my diagnosis. Before my injury I was a dancer, 3 hours a day, 6 days a week. I went from that to being trapped in my living room for months and unable to do menial tasks b/c of the pain. I repeatedly asked for assistance with depression, anxiety, and/or counseling. I told him it HAD to be part of the CRPS b/c it wasn't part of me before. He told me to go pay for it out of pocket (i'm a worker's comp patient, and if you know what that means then you know i'm not even paying all of my own bills right now). I ended up in the E.R. full on panic attack w/ a side of suicidal thoughts. After treatment I became aware of my situation. Dr Yang used to say things to me like "we're taking shots in the dark here" "science doesn't know anything about CRPS yet" and was fast tracking me through a series of spinal injections with the main goal of doing a major spinal surgery. If you google "CRPS depression" up pops a government site. Want to know what it says? A CRPS patient should be seen for psychotherapy treatment for depression/anxiety/PTSD before pain treatment begins b/c these mental side effects of the syndrome make the pain seem more intense and the patient less likely to respond to any pain treatments. He ignored me. He lied to me at our last appointment and said he "would try to refer me." This man was not concerned with me as a patient or my recovery. He was concerned with the money he could make off of me. He never even bother to google my condition and do a little reading and re-education. Maybe things have changed a little since medical school... On the flip-side Dr. Campos, his colleague, get's 10 thumbs up (yes, 5 people's worth of thumbs up). He treated me twice, both by accident. He showed concern for my insomnia, my depression, my anxiety, he even did an injection for me and I had NO negative side effects after. My first injection I was taken in with an increased heart rate, sweating, in panic mode... Dr Yang had to say "picture" somewhere in between 15-20 times for every adjustment of the needle and x-ray he had to take. It felt like he had a needle in my back attached to a joystick. It also felt like I had been kicked by a barnyard animal for 4 days after my procedure, my entire right leg went numb for a day, and I had pain radiating down my leg as well as up for a day. NONE of that with Campos. He never even said "picture" once... He even promised to refer me to a psychotherapist if I were to begin treatment with him, but I had already begun proceedings to see a new doctor. If you do choose to see DR. Campos watch out for the paperwork department. I had to spend and extra 26 hours in a car, 3 trips, and push back treatment by three months all because they never faxed the right form. Also at one point my benefits were completely shut off because they didn't fax the insurance company any information about my treatment. So three days before Christmas I get a letter, instead of a check, which summarily stated "no more money for you, good luck paying your bills." read more
