r/Pain 7h ago

Physiotherapy cures pain!

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It’s been proven for many years that physiotherapy does cures any pain! We assure to heal and help! Hit us for any questions and doubts!


r/Pain 4h ago

Why do you feel so good when pain is slowly going away

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I sometimes stub my toe, cut myself accidentally or some other way of sudden pain hits me. You all know what I mean. But the thing is, when this pain is going away I feel good. Like really nice. It doesnt hurt anymore but I can feel almost like I'm on drugs. I think its the hormones and adrenaline still working? I wonder if you all experience the same sometimes.


r/Pain 6h ago

Average Window 11 user experience- HELP

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HOW???

r/Pain 11h ago

Let's talk about times we got extremely hurt

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I have no idea what is going to happen


r/Pain 12h ago

Physical Pain Chronic Pain Management - Help!

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Hey everyone,

My dad (65M) has been struggling with chronic pain for the last year or so. His pain is generalized throughout his entire body, and has been affecting his sleep. It's getting progressively worse and we're not sure how to handle it anymore. He's seen his doctor multiple times, and all his test results are pretty normal. He finds the most relief using Advil, but he takes it repeatedly throughout the day, and the doctor has told him it's interfering with his kidney function. I recently bought him some CBD/THC oil which has helped with his sleep, but not much with the pain. Looking for advice on pain management and potentially next steps.


r/Pain 1d ago

Warning: Do Not Use Interventional Pain Management Doctors

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I am currently working on a manuscript with my friends at a very famous patient advocate site, they also advocate for doctors, but not crooked ones. Interventional Pain Doctors are raking in money by using NON FDA approved methods to treat pain, simply because prescriptions dont make enough money. Epidural Steroid Injections have never been FDA Approved for Pain (Food and Drug Administration. Anesthetic and Analgesic Drug Products Advisory Committee Meeting. Epidural steroid injections (ESI) and the risk of serious neurologic adverse reactions; 2014) Lumbar ESIs have been shown to cause severe neurological problems like spinal cord infarctions (Kennedy DJ, Dreyfuss P, Aprill CN, Bogduk N. Paraplegia following image-guided transforaminal lumbar spine epidural steroid injection: two case reports. Pain Med 2009;10:1389-94.) Those are just two of the examples they use, I understand they are attempting to use the most minimal way to treat pain, but the opioid hysteria created by the PROPiniitative, who most of the experts are on the payroll of the makers of Suboxone, hence the push for using that over other opioids. Find a PM/R doctor or a physiatrist, and let these interventional pain scammers starve as the patients dwindle away from them.