In this blog post, we will discuss five common treatments for chronic pain available at Clearway Pain Solutions so you can see what option is best for you.
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Medication Management
Many Americans suffer from chronic pain that can interfere with their abilities to have full and active lives. In some cases, opioid medications are the most effective tools for helping control severe or chronic pain. Our medication management team works together to ensure that every patient we see has effective pain control and the best possible therapeutic outcome.
About 46% of U.S. adults have taken a prescription drug in the past 30 days
Opioids are a type of medication that manage pain by reducing the intensity of the pain signals that are sent to the brain. They are most often prescribed for pain caused by acute injuries or to address pain after surgery. For instance, it is common to receive a short-term prescription of an opioid medication like hydrocodone after oral surgery.
Every year, millions of individuals suffer from conditions that cause chronic pain. Chronic pain can severely affect your ability to participate in work or in recreational activities. It can have a severe effect on your general outlook.
Long-term use of opioids to control chronic pain can lead to complications that include addiction and tolerance. However, there are currently no analgesic medications that have the high pain killing properties of opioid medications without the potential for abuse. Because of these factors, it is important to carefully plan and monitor the use of opioid medicines and take an integrated approach to pain management.
Opioid medication management involves a great deal of interaction between the patient and our medication management professionals. We will work together to ensure that your pain is addressed properly. We will also keep a lookout for possible side effects and interactions with other medications that you may be taking.
Our medication management can include:
Opioid pain medication is typically used in conjunction with other treatments to aid healing and alleviate pain. We work with you to provide the best pain management, safely.
Opioids are often prescribed for acute pain after an injury or surgery. They are also routinely used to control pain associated with cancer and cancer treatments. Because of the risk of side effects and dependency, they are used more conservatively for the treatment of chronic pain.
Whenever possible, we will work with you on ways to combat the underlying condition that is causing your chronic pain. By addressing pain management and healing together, we can help you reduce your pain levels while regaining mobility.
A wide range of medications are available to help manage both acute and chronic pain. Because these medications can interact with other ones you are taking or can sometimes be linked to uncommon side effects, adjunct medication management is sometimes necessary. Our medication management professionals can help ensure that you understand the medications you are taking in order to give you the best possible therapeutic outcomes.
In this blog post, we will discuss five common treatments for chronic pain available at Clearway Pain Solutions so you can see what option is best for you.
The over-prescription of opioid painkillers for chronic pain has contributed to an uprise in addiction and overdose.
Clearway Pain Solutions works with patients to find alternative, holistic pain management methods with minimal to no use of prescription painkillers.
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Are you ready to alleviate your pain and restore your physical function so you can live your best life – the one you want and deserve? The entire Clearway team is ready to help.
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