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Will THC make you numb?
No, but It will ease any chronic pain and help you sleep better.
Why am I suffering from arthritic pain with a normal uric acid reading?
The reason you have pain in any part of your body does not necessarily mean that yo have gout or any other form of arthritis. however if the problem is not as a result of gout but you suspect arthritis the best thing to do is see a hematologist and get tests and x-rays done in order to find out if you are suffering from arthritis.
What are chronic pain disorders?
Yes, fibromyalgia and arthritis are considered chronic pain disorders. There are treatment options to help you cope with the pain. I would recommend you take some time and write down any questions and concerns you have and schedule a follow up with your doctor.
Are there any definition for pain?
The dictionary definition for pain is: (Noun) - Physical suffering or discomfort caused by illness or injury (Noun) - A feeling of marked discomfort in a particular part of the body (Noun) - Mental suffering or distress Hope this helped!
What are some exercises that can be done to relieve chronic back pain?
There are a wide variety of exercises that can be done to relieve chronic back pain. The proper exercises for you, however, depends on the location and severity of pain. You should check with your doctor before attempting any exercise. The physician will then be able to inform you about which exercises are best.
Are you entitled to any money from a hit and run and your car was totaled for pain and suffering i have full coverage?
In AUSTRALIA .....YES
How do you monitor pain?
Pain is a very personal thing and we all react to it and feel it in our own way. It would seem that if you suffer from a chronic and painful condition the best way would be to keep a note book, Imagine a scale from 1 to 10 with 1 being no pain and 10 being about as bad as it can get. then note the degree of pain you are suffering at regular intervals in your book. If there is any flare up of pain between those intervals note them as well, as well as what you were doing or eating prior to the event.
How to Exercise With Chronic Pain?
Dealing with pain is a common fact of life, but if you're one of the millions of American suffering from a chronic pain disease, such as osteoarthritis, chances are the last thing you want to do is exercise. However, doing so could actually make the pain more severe, according to Chronic Pain Specialist Dr. Mark Borigini. "Rest is seen as a major cause of deconditioning, which in and of itself, can contribute to chronic pain," says Borigini. "Chronic, non-malignant pain is a sensory AND emotional experience. It is incurable, but exercise can provide great assistance in lessening it, and lessening its impact." In turn, getting in your daily 30 minutes of exercise can reduce chronic pain in more subtle ways--such as releasing special chemicals called endorphins, which reduce pain and depression associated with chronic disease. Regular exercise also helps strengthen the muscles and joints, which often weaken from inactivity. This, says Borigini, make regular excise a vital part of any pain management strategy--whether it's osteoarthritis or back pain caused by spinal stenosis. So how do you exercise with chronic pain? 1. First, talk with your doctor. Although most people can exercise with chronic pain, this doesn't mean it's safe for everyone--and there may be exercises your physician may want you to avoid. Before embarking on any exercise program, first clear it with your doctor first--after all, safety triumphs everything else. 2. Consider workouts that are easy on the joints. Even if you don't deal with joint pain, workouts that aren't hard on the joints are ideal because they're more likely to put less stress on the body, therefore making it easier to work out. Your best bet: Swimming is the easiest on the joints and also helps soothe any aches; walking is also good if you don't have access to a pool. 3. Start exercising at the first sign of pain. It may seem counter-intuitive to exercise when you first start experiencing pain, but according to experts, it works--and it often helps physicians understand why you experiencing the pain in the first pain. Continuing to work out while experiencing chronic pain can also help minimize it in the long run, provided you aren't ignoring serious pains caused by strains or injury. Again, make sure to talk with your doctor before beginning any exercise program--safety triumphs everything!
Is it possible that Demerol won't help you at all?
No one can predict which narcotic will satisfactorily control pain. Some people react badly to Demerol, but negative reactions are possible with any strong medications for pain. Demerol is best for acute pain, such as immediately after surgery. But there are many other narcotic and non-narcotic medications better suited to chronic pain.
Is Buddhism against assisted suicide?
Buddhists' are against hurting themselves or other people. They believe that suffering and pain can be overcome, so I believe that most Buddhists' would be against any type of killing.
What can get rid of chronic low back pain?
YES. Anyone who wants technically could get an ESOL job but like with any other job, the more qualified an individual is the easier it is for them to find higher paying jobs.
Are there any painkillers that work with fibromyalgia?
Yes, As with any other form of chronic pain, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) from a Clinical Psychologist. Many suffererers are sceptical of a psychological treatment, however many report a reduction in their pain experience, both in intensity and frequency, and learn excellent techniques for dealing with their pain. Pain is now treated in "biopsychosocial" way, as all biological, psycholgical and social issues of the pain interact which in turn effects the individual's experience of pain. I know this illness is debilitating and extremely frustrating and I don't think they have any long-term"cures" as such therefore learning to deal with chronic pain in the long-term is very beneficial. Speak to your GP or family doctor for a referral to a clinical psychologist who has extensive experience with clients with chronic pain. Many pain clinics have clin psychs working them also.
