#pain-management

#pain-management

Patients with sickle cell disease often avoid ambulance care due to negative past experiences and fear of inadequate treatment.

Misuse of over-the-counter painkillers is common and can lead to serious side effects.

Acetaminophen is safer for fevers, while NSAIDs are generally more effective for pain.

Mindfulness-based therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy effectively reduce lower back pain and opioid use, presenting new treatment options.

Fibromyalgia exemplifies the challenges of recognizing and validating 'invisible' pain, highlighting the disparities between personal suffering and societal understanding.

The opioid epidemic in Oregon saw a significant increase in overdose deaths due to overprescription and illicit use.

Sciatica is a prevalent issue among busy moms, causing disruption to daily routines and pain due to physical demands.

Astrid Lopez's survival story reflects the profound impact of trauma on life aspirations and ongoing pain.

Suzetrigine is a new, non-addictive pain medication approved by the FDA, providing an alternative to opioids for pain management.

Finding moments of presence in pain is complex, linking past experiences to current feelings.

The brain's response to pain can lead to disassociation, enabling a different experience of reality.

The 'Gateway Intermediate Workbook' suggests using mental visualization and a specific number to reduce pain signals effectively.

The article highlights recent advancements in understanding human biology, particularly regarding aging, pain management, and vitamin D supplementation.

Sponsored content on Bay Area News Group is managed for quality, with THC gummies recommended for effective stress relief and relaxation.

Many terminally ill patients in the UK experience unrelieved pain, raising concerns over palliative care effectiveness and accessibility.

Semaglutide shows promise in reducing knee osteoarthritis pain, but claims of 'life-changing' benefits may set unrealistic public expectations.

Pain is a complex, subjective experience that poses challenges for both writers and medical professionals.

Medical bias results in significant disparities in treatment and diagnosis between men and women.

How adults talk to children in pain influences their future pain responses.