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Guidelines for Chronic Pain Management

Pain can be treated when it is diagnosed correctly. The following slides explain the guidelines for chronic pain management. For more information call 845-535-9884 or fax 845-358-4418. You can also email at info@imcpainfree.com and visit our website http://www.imcpainfree.com/

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Guidelines for Chronic Pain Management

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  1. Guidelines for Chronic Pain Management Phone: 845-535-9884 E-Mail: info@imcpainfree.com

  2. Pain management is a branch of medicine employing an interdisciplinary approach for easing the suffering and improving the quality of life of those living with pain. This service is usually provided by a multidisciplinary team of physicians, nurses and pharmacists who are board certified in pain management.

  3. Guidelines for Chronic Pain Management • It is very important to choose the right kind of treatment. Here are some guidelines for chronic pain management

  4. Study and Know the History • Choosing a course of treatment begins with knowing the history of the pain. How long it has been, what were the adjoining pain, etc.

  5. Determine the Cause of Pain • Determine what is causing pain; it could be a symptom of another problem. It can indicate a broken bone, a pinched nerve, or some other organic cause.

  6. Identify Whether It Is Nociceptive or Neuropathic Pain: • Nociceptive pain indicates that the nerves are aware of some injury and is signalling the brain. • Neuropathic pain indicates that your nervous system is not working properly.

  7. Pain Management Services, New City, Rockland, Spring Valley, NY • Integrated Medical Care (IMC) has a group of experienced physicians . • They analyze and revise personalized programs in order to better assist patients. • If you are suffering from chronic pain, then contact IMC.

  8. Contact Us: Integrated Medical Care (IMC) Physical Therapy 188 S. Main St. New City, NY 10956 Email: info@imcpainfree.com Phone: 845-535-9884 Fax: 845-358-4418

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