Pain Management

Management through Fusion Therapy:

Neurotherapy helps in the ordination of nerves, circulation and acid base metabolism of the body. Ayurvedic self-prepared combination of herbs works on the deficiency which cannot be filled by the physical therapies. Physiotherapy sessions aid in recovering the body. Yoga classes reinforce the maintenance of health even if the body is disease free.

Neurovedic professionals assist patients with managing any pain through individualized plans. Medication, injections, therapy, exercise, and other methods are all used to treat pain. Your doctor may suggest a single method or a hybrid of many. Chronic (ongoing) pain sufferers can find relief and a higher standard of living with the support of individualized regimens to manage their condition.

What exactly is pain management?

As human beings, we all experience discomfort at one point or another. As the primary warning sign for thousands of accidents, diseases, disorders, and ailments, pain is an inevitable part of anyone’s existence. It’s also possible for medical procedures and drugs to cause this. Even though the pain is severe, it can only endure briefly (acute pain). On the other hand, it may subside after a few weeks, months, or years (chronic pain).

Experts in pain management can prescribe or perform procedures, recommend exercises, and suggest therapies to help you control your pain. Your healthcare practitioner may suggest one or more pain management methods. The location of your care could be a pain Neurovedic clinic.

It may not be possible to obtain complete relief, and the pain may not improve immediately, depending on the reason and type of pain. You and your healthcare practitioner can fine-tune your pain relief strategy to maximize your comfort.

Who in their right mind would require pain medication?

A pain management program can help anyone who is experiencing discomfort. Short-term pain can be easier to handle with a well-thought-out strategy (such as after an injury or surgery). Those who suffer from chronic pain due to illness can also benefit from this treatment.

Many illnesses, infections, and traumas manifest primarily as painful sensations. Nearly all forms of cancer can cause discomfort. Pain in the chest, which may radiate to the shoulders, arms, back, or jaw, is a common symptom of a heart attack. The following are examples of some of the most frequent painful conditions:

• Multiple forms of arthritis, such as osteoarthritis and gout, as well as injuries to the muscles and joints, can result in excruciating joint pain.
• Injuries to the musculoskeletal system (like a frozen shoulder) cause discomfort and inflexibility.
• Lupus, Crohn’s disease, and other autoimmune illnesses are characterized by an inappropriate response to harmless antigens by the body’s immune system.
• Pain and immobility are typical of back injuries such as herniated discs, sciatica, and others.
• Many different conditions might cause chronic pain that radiates from one point to another in the body.
• Among these include fibromyalgia, CRPS, and central pain syndrome.
• The lining of the uterus grows outside the uterine walls, causing a painful condition known as endometriosis. Intestinal discomfort and irregular menstrual cycles are two symptoms of endometriosis.
• Trigeminal neuralgia (TN), an abscessed tooth, or other dental issues are only a few potential sources of facial discomfort.
• Pain in the head and neck is a symptom of migraines and cluster headaches.
• Painful passage of kidney stones via the urinary tract is a common symptom of kidney stone disease and other urinary tract issues (pee).
• You could feel an acute discomfort in your pelvis when you have interstitial cystitis, also known as painful bladder syndrome.
• Pain, stinging, and tingling are all symptoms of nerve injury (neuropathy).
• Typical forms of neuropathy include carpal tunnel syndrome.

When assessing pain, how do Neurovedic doctors proceed?

Finding the source of the discomfort is the first step in treating it. Neurovedic doctors will want to know when and where your discomfort is, as well as whether or not it improves (or worsens) with specific actions. Don’t hesitate to let your doctor know if it remains in one spot or spreads (radiates) to other areas.

A Neurovedic professional will want to know how severe the pain is. Providers may occasionally request that you use a numeric pain rating scale, typically between 0 and 10. (pain scale). What you call the pain depends on its origin, location, and intensity.

Hurtful, tedious, or persistent.
To cause pain that burns, stings, or pulses (like electric shocks).
Sharp one or a shooter.
I am constantly beating or bashing at you.
Therapy and counseling: Try incorporating CBT and biofeedback into your treatment plan to alleviate chronic pain. Your healthcare physician may advise you to participate in counseling, meditation, or other forms of treatment to help you deal with the accompanying despair and anxiety that can arise from living with chronic pain. Your doctor can use this information to further tailor your treatment.