Pain Management

Pain Management

Acute pain is a debilitating experience. The first thing most people do to deal with pain is taking temporary pain relief medications. But, when you rely on pain killers to relieve pain, there is a risk that you may get addicted to them. One of the best ways to eliminate pain without the risk of addiction is to use natural options.

In my experience, I have seen several acute and chronic pain conditions while I worked as a physician in pain management. This helped me understand the complexity of acute pain and chronic pain. Pain management comprises of both physical and emotional components. So, a combined treatment for both causes is the best way to target the root cause of pain. This way, we can turn off the pain signal in the brain.

I have a special interest in the following areas.

• Acute and chronic pain from sports injuries
• Motor vehicle accidents
• Arthritis
• Migraines
• Fibromyalgia
• Chronic pain syndromes

There are many effective and fast treatments for pain such as acupuncture with microcurrent stimulation, acupressure, muscle trigger point release, cupping, ultrasound therapy, cold laser therapy, and more. Providing correct nutritional supplements too help in decreasing pain and enhancing tissue healing to speed up your recovery process.

Natural treatments are one of the most effective ways to treat your acute pain without risking further issues like addiction. Book a completely free 20 minutes consultation to discuss how natural treatment options can reduce pain and improve your overall health.

Common conditions related to pain

• Musculoskeletal pain
• Postoperative/ surgical pain
• Joint pain (hip, knee, and ankle, shoulder, elbow, wrist)
• Tendinitis (Achilles tear, muscle cramps)
• Pain in the upper and lower back
• Neck pain and headaches
• Fibromyalgia/ Chronic fatigue syndrome
• Sport injuries
• Cancer pain
• Pain relief while you are on a waiting list for knee and hip replacement and post replacement.
• Rehabilitation
• Neurological conditions
• Peripheral neuropathy
• Diabetic neuropathy
• Chemotherapy complication related pain
• Post-stroke muscle and nerve rehabilitation
• Facial palsy
• Chronic pain related to multiple sclerosis
• Generalized pain
• Sciatica