Your Pain Treatment Options – Pain Doctor

Your Pain Treatment Options

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Your Pain Treatment Options

Pain treatment education is a key component to Pain Doctor. Minimally invasive procedures are a vital part of interventional pain management and are sometimes necessary to get you back on the right track! With chronic pain, the goal of your pain treatment is to reduce pain and improve function, so you can resume day-to-day activities. There are a number of options for your personalized pain treatment plan. Some are more effective than others. Whatever the treatment plan, it is important to remember that chronic pain usually cannot be cured, but it can be managed. The following treatments are among the most common ways to manage pain. Acupuncture, electrical stimulation, nerve blocks, and interventional, minimally invasive procedures are some treatments used for chronic pain treatment. Less invasive psychotherapy, relaxation therapies, biofeedback, and behavior modification may also be used to treat chronic pain. These methods can be powerful and effective in some people. When it comes to chronic pain treatment, many people find adding complementary or alternative medicine (CAM) approaches can provide additional relief. These may include tai chi, acupuncture, meditation, massage therapies, and similar treatments. Self-management of chronic pain holds great promise as a treatment approach. In self-management programs, the individual patient becomes an active participant in his or her pain treatment—engaging in problem-solving, pacing, decision-making, and taking actions to manage their pain. Although self-management programs can differ, they have some common features. Their approach is that the person living with pain needs help learning to think, feel, and do better, despite the persistence of pain. Improving communication with the healthcare provider is part of that empowerment. Starting successful self-management programs has reduced many barriers to effective pain management, regardless of the underlying conditions. Individuals who participate in these programs have significantly increased their ability to cope with pain. They improve their ability to be active, healthy, and involved members of their communities. In fact, new research suggests that the best self-management programs teach people different ways of thinking about and responding to pain, making their actions to relieve it more effective.

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