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More than fifty million American adults struggle with chronic pain–that is, discomfort that persists for six weeks or longer. If you’re one of them, why suffer in silence when you could seek pain management from experts in St. Peters, MO, to improve your overall function and quality of life? Here are some reasons why you
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What are the Types of Pain Management?
If you are experiencing pain in your neck, back, or joints, and you want to avoid surgery, you may benefit from pain management therapy. Managing pain can be done via medication, physical therapy, and injections. The type of pain management technique your doctor recommends is based on the underlying cause of your pain, and they
Read MoreHow a Pain Management Doctor can Help with Back Pain
Pain is limiting because it can prevent us from doing the things we love. It can also make it difficult to concentrate or think clearly. If you are in pain, wherever it is in your body, whether it’s your neck or back, can you ever think of anything else? The answer is probably no. Fortunately,
Read MoreHow Epidural Steroid Injections Are Used for Pain Management
While epidural steroid injections (ESIs) have been around for quite some time now, they remain an invaluable pain management modality – a godsend for people who suffer from neck or back pain that is not responsive to pain medications or physical therapy. In this post, we will explore how epidural steroid injections are used and
Read MorePain Management For Specific Body Parts
Pain is an important way for our body to communicate to us when something is wrong, however, it’s still a highly unpleasant experience. When you’re in pain, no doubt you’ll want to get rid of it immediately. There are many factors in managing pain, one of which is the affected body part. Read on to
Read MorePain Management: Reasons Why Your Pain is Still Hurting You
We all feel pain from time to time. Pain is your body’s way of telling you that something is wrong. However, if you are experiencing pain for weeks, months, or even years after an injury or due to a condition, this is called chronic pain. Chronic pain is any pain that lasts longer than 3
Read MoreUnderstanding Pain Management
Pain can be disruptive to your daily life. It interferes with your ability to function and enjoy time with your family and friends. So, when you are experiencing persistent pain, it is time to take a step back and listen to your body’s needs. Most pain will go away with some medication and a little
Read MorePain Management: Is It Pain or Injury?
Feeling somewhat sore after working out, cleaning the yard, or sitting down for prolonged periods of time is normal. When the body does something strenuous or involving pressure, you can expect it to complain. Although muscle pain or soreness is not usually something to worry about, certain indicators may prompt medical attention. If your pain
Read MoreHow and Why You Should Look For Alternative Pain Relief Methods
Conventional treatment for pain usually involves prescription medication, physical therapy, and surgery if pain persists or worsens. Millions of Americans use opioids to manage pain, which is not a good treatment, because it only works to mask the pain and has highly addictive properties. The misuse of opioids claimed 49,860 lives in 2019. It is
Read MoreHolistic Treatment Options for Pain Management
Holistic treatment aims to treat a person as a whole, not just a few symptoms they are experiencing. A holistic approach means addressing other aspects of your life that affect your health and wellness. These aspects are still important even if they might not seem to be directly related to your problems. Holistic treatment methods
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