10-Year-Old Girl In Australia Diagnosed The "Most Painful Condition" Known To Mankind

The rare condition, which is often triggered by minor injuries or surgeries, has now brought Bella's life to a standstill.

A 10-year-old girl in Australia has been diagnosed with a rare and debilitating condition, which causes her excruciating pain in her entire right leg when she moves or even when someone touches it. 

According to New York Post, Bella Macey's condition was triggered on a family holiday in Fiji when a blister on her right foot got infected. She was later diagnosed with complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS), which is often called the "most painful condition" known to mankind.

"Since her diagnosis, she has been battling excruciating pain that affects her daily activities and steals away her childhood. Bella's pain has meant she has lost mobility in her right foot and leg, right up to her groin. She is now bedridden or in a wheelchair if she needs to get around," her GoFundMe campaign page read.