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From http://www.nice.org.uk/nicemedia/live/12082/42367/42367.pdf
Neuropathic pain is initiated or caused by nervous system damage or dysfunction. Neuropathic pain is difficult to manage because affected people often have a complex history with unclear or diverse causes and comorbidities.…
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Many people find that surgical or other medical intervention, injury or illness leaves them with ongoing pain. There are a number of non-medical alternatives. The approach is to minimise inflammatory processes, and optimally use…
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Chronic pain can also have no medical explanation. This does not mean that the pain is not real, as there is a growing body of research which shows that there are complex nervous, immune and…
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Pain Specialists are trained to help people in pain. There are also GPs who are specialised in chronic pain. http://www.chronicpainaustralia.org.au/files/Pain%20Specialists1.pdf will take you to a list of pain specialists in each state.
There are many ways to manage pain, and people usually have to find the ways that suit them. Overall, being aware of a healthy lifestyle including diet and exercise and allowing yourself to pace up…
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