Living with Chronic Pain
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Below is a partial list of conditions with information put out by the American Chronic Pain Association. If you do not see your condition listed and you would like to do your own research, the ACPA is a good place to start. Information is not meant to substitute a visit with your doctor, and you should always check with your physician if you have questions about medical conditions.
From the American Chronic Pain Association
"Medications and treatments, along with pain management techniques like relaxation, pacing, and exercise, can play a big role in reducing pain and improving quality of life. But bodies and medical conditions differ; what helps your friend may not be good for you.
It pays to learn as much as you can about the treatment options available and how to use them safely. And as always, if you have questions, ask your health care provider. He or she is your best resource in finding the treatment approach that will balance the risks and rewards of any treatment in your unique situation."
"Medications and treatments, along with pain management techniques like relaxation, pacing, and exercise, can play a big role in reducing pain and improving quality of life. But bodies and medical conditions differ; what helps your friend may not be good for you.
It pays to learn as much as you can about the treatment options available and how to use them safely. And as always, if you have questions, ask your health care provider. He or she is your best resource in finding the treatment approach that will balance the risks and rewards of any treatment in your unique situation."
Acute pain
Arthritis
Back Pain
Chronic Pain
Coccyx
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
Degenerative Disc Disease
Diabetic peripheral neuropathy
Failed back surgery syndrome
Arthritis
Back Pain
Chronic Pain
Coccyx
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
Degenerative Disc Disease
Diabetic peripheral neuropathy
Failed back surgery syndrome
For more information on items not listed here, please visit the American Chronic Pain Association, or contact us at 240-362-7128.
Our fax number is 240-362-7129
Our fax number is 240-362-7129
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