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Professional Pain Care

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Medications for Pain

There are many medications, both over-the-counter and prescription, that can help to reduce pain. Some of these medications work best with acute pain, while others can help with chronic pain.

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Pain Therapies

Sometimes it helps to work on pain with another individual who can guide you in the methods of altering how the brain processes pain.

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Devices

There are a number of devices that act to reduce nociceptive input to the brain or that alter how pain is processed and experienced.

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Procedures

Sometimes invasive procedures are recommended for pain control. These are highly specialized interventions that can focus both on problems with a specific bodily area and on nociceptive signaling from that area to the brain. This site reviews some of the more commonly used invasive procedures often used in specialized pain clinics:

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