Chronic pain relieving remedies.pptx1111.pptx

1. Chronic pain relieving remedies • The duration that the pain has lasted • The intensity of pain you feel • Where you feel the pain • What you think caused the pain Pain that lasts longer than three months and does not respond to conventional treatment methods is deemed as chronic. Some pains cannot be treated. However, you can find relief from a majority of chronic pains through the doctor’s different treatment methods. With these remedies in place, you will be able to continue with your normal life. After treatment, it will be possible for you to engage in physically demanding tasks without experiencing limitations in movement that arise from pain. In this way, you can take part in most activities you desire. Chronic pain relief treatment is varied. To make the best choice on your treatment method, consider the following:

2. 1. Radiofrequency Ablation • In RFA, the medical practitioner targets the nerve endings that convey the signal of pain to your brain. During this treatment procedure, your doctor will target these nerves with a hot needle. He or she will bring the hot needle very close to the nerve endings and burn them out. This heat prevents further pain since the nerve can no longer send messages of pain to your brain. • Radiofrequency Ablation is particularly useful for people with arthritis or nerve damage. It can also relieve pain in the knees, neck, lower back, and hips. As such, it is broadly applied. For more precise relief, you can undergo “cool” RFA. Both these procedures take away the feeling of pain for eight months to a year. After this duration, you will have to revisit your doctor for a repeat of the procedure.

3. 2. Pain shots • In this method, the doctor will find out exactly where the medicine is required by your body and deliver it there. He or she will do this by the help of an X-Ray. Depending on the nature of your pain, the doctor will decide what medicine will best serve you. Inflammations, for example, respond better to steroid injections. Anesthetics, on the other hand, could numb the nerve or muscle and thus offer pain relief. Injections for chronic pain include: • Trigger point injections – These are used to put the medicine in tight areas between muscles that could be causing pain. Sometimes the muscles could be squeezing nerves leading to pain in other places. This pain is also relieved through these injections. • Nerve root blocks – These injections usually focus on nerves along the spine. Signals from these nerves often cause pain in other areas such as the hands or feet. • Epidural steroid injections – These put the medicine into your spinal column and therefore help with disc problems

4. 3. Supplementation • Unlike the other methods, this treatment only involves taking oral medicine particularly Emulin+. This wonder drug is from iGalen and has incredible anti-inflammatory properties. Its pain relieving effects have enabled patients suffering from arthritis and fibromyalgia to have peaceful nights of sleep and days full of activity. In one testimonial on iGalen’s site, a satisfied client explains, • Clearly, this is one satisfied customer. With the thousands of success stories about Emulin+, it would be advisable to sample it first before looking to any other method of relieving your chronic pain. This would save you money and will leave you with additional benefits as well. Get your pack of Emulin+ today.