Chronic Pain
- Pain
What is Chronic Pain?
- Over-the-counter pain medications
- Physical therapy
- Exercise
- Change of diet
- Prescription pain medications
- Injection therapy
- Pain Relief Option
How is it Different from Other Pain?
Chronic pain differs from acute pain, which is temporary and resolves as the body heals. Chronic pain lingers and can occur without a clear injury or cause, often leading to long-term physical and emotional challenges.
- Arthritis
- Nerve damage
- Cancer
- Past injuries
- Fibromyalgia
- Psychogenic pain
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Advanced Treatment for Chronic Pain
- Frequently Asked Questions
Your Questions Answered
Acute pain is temporary and subsides as the body heals, whereas chronic pain persists for more than three months and often doesn’t resolve with typical treatments.
Chronic pain is diagnosed through physical exams, imaging tests, and assessments of the pain’s impact on your daily life.
Common treatments include physical therapy, spinal cord stimulation, nerve blocks, and medication management.
While chronic pain may not always be cured, it can be managed effectively with a personalized treatment plan.
Chronic pain can lead to conditions like depression, anxiety, and sleep disturbances, further complicating the pain management process.