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Pain Management
Pain management is designed to treat chronic pain and allow a person to live a full, enjoyable life. Pain management requires a person's dedication, commitment, and knowledge in order to achieve the best results. It can be a great alternative to back pain surgery. It's important to understand the differences between non-invasive non-drug pain management (e.g. exercise), pain management (e.g. pain medications and anti-depressants), and invasive pain management (e.g. injections).
Complete overview of pain management for chronic back pain and neck pain, including medications, non-invasive and invasive pain medicine.
Since manufacturers have developed a number of features to make the devices used in spinal cord therapy smaller, more effective, and more comfortable.
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Overview of pain management and treatment for chronic back pain and neck pain, including medications, non-invasive and invasive pain medicine.
While PENS therapy makes nerves less sensitive to pain, electrical muscle stimulation helps to strengthen or rebuild weakened muscles.
PNT, or percutaneous neuromodulation therapy, is a minimally invasive, non-surgical treatment for chronic lower back pain.
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Should you see a physiatrist for your back pain? How does physiatry work? Watch this video to discover how your back pain can be treated by a physiatrist.
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