Pain treatment
Pain is an emotion that can only be felt and can occur in any part of the body. There is an uneasy feeling, this is such a situation. Which every person experiences at some time or the other. Many times we feel it when stumbling, getting hurt. Pain is a general term that describes uncomfortable sensations in the body. It stems from the activation of the nervous system. Pain can range from annoying to weakening, and it can feel like a sharp stabbing or a dull ache. Pain can also be described as throbbing, stinging, sore, and pinching. Pain can be compatible, can start and stop regularly, or can seem only under some conditions. People respond to pain differently. Some people have a high tolerance for pain, while others have a low tolerance. For this reason, pain is highly subjective.
What Causes Pain?
headache
cramps
muscle strain or overuse
cuts
Broken bones
Surgery
Dental work
Labor and childbirth
How Is Pain Diagnosed?
If you seek medical attention for your pain, your doctor will first do a physical examination and ask you some questions. To identify the type of pain, doctors will try to know the history of pain. For this, the doctor may ask the following questions:
What kind of pain is there as a burning sensation, feeling of kissing, etc. What time does it hurt? It hurts all day. If you have pain while staying, then it is better to maintain a diary for this. In such a way the doctor will be able to understand your pain. Which part of the body is hurting and how far is this pain spreading. The doctor can ask It.
Be prepared to talk about the pain very correctly, including when it started, when the pain is most intense, and whether it is mild, medium, or severe. You will also be asked about any known triggers, about how the pain affects your life, and about any medications you are taking. The more information you can provide, the better the diagnosis your doctor can make.
How Is Pain Treated?
Acute pains usually heal on their own. Its treatment depends on the cause of the pain. Physicians determine the underlying cause of pain and determine its treatment. Chronic pain can be more difficult to deal with, especially if the cause of the pain is unknown. Sometimes chronic pain is the result of an initial injury, but not always.
Drug therapy: Doctors can give you pain killer medications like Tramadol, Soma350( carisoprodol) according to your pain.
Trig Point Injection: It is used to treat painful areas of muscles.
Physical therapy: Physical therapy is very important for pain management. If the exercise is not done properly, it can make the pain worse. Doing proper exercise gradually builds your tolerance and reduces your pain.
Surgical implant: When medicines and physical therapy do not relieve the pain, the doctor may recommend you to have a surgical implant to control the pain.
Psychological treatment: When you are in pain you may feel angry, sad, or depressed with it. Pain can change your personality. This can create problems for your everyday work and relationships along with creating disturbances in your sleep.
