Self-management of chronic pain refers to the active role a chronic pain patient takes to manage the physical and mental effects of chronic pain. While chronic pain is often managed professionally, every chronic pain patient takes steps to manage their pain on their own to some level. At Macomb Pain Management, we believe in empowering …
In the United States, an estimated 20% of the adult population lives with some level of chronic pain that impacts their daily lives. Chronic pain can make it hard for you to work, stay active, and enjoy your favorite activities, making it a serious concern for both a patient’s physical and mental health. At Macomb …
Many chronic pain patients dealing with high levels of pain often find themselves considering surgery for pain relief when other options have failed. While surgery can provide some chronic pain patients with pain relief, it does have its risks. At Macomb Pain Management, we are proud to provide our patients with several different treatment options, …
For many chronic pain patients, they are looking for the most minimally invasive treatment option for their condition. At Macomb Pain Management, nerve block treatments are one way we manage our pain patients’ pain levels minimally invasively and effectively. Let’s look closer at nerve blocks, how they are administered, and what chronic pain-causing conditions they …
Chronic pain can be challenging to manage, especially when it also impairs mobility. Exercise has been shown to alleviate specific symptoms of chronic pain. Prolonged periods of rest have been shown to cause increased levels of chronic pain in patients, making exercise recommended for some cases of chronic pain. At Macomb Pain Management, we strive …
Untreated chronic pain can negatively impact your life and health in more ways than one. While pain is the primary complaint in the majority of patients, being in pain can also cause other issues like mental health concerns, unhealthy weight fluctuations, and insomnia, to name a few. Many pain patients delay their treatment out of …
For many people dealing with chronic or acute pain, the question arises of whether they should seek out care from a pain management specialist. Many people living with chronic pain seek care from their primary care physicians, urgent care centers, or hospital emergency rooms. While these healthcare providers can provide you with some tools for …
Whether you sit at a desk in an office or work remotely from home, you may have dealt with lower back pain, neck pain, or hand and wrist pain. While these aches and pains may feel unavoidable, there are steps you can take to prevent pain associated with desk jobs. At Macomb Pain Management, we …
Hormones play a critical role in all aspects of our health, working as chemical messengers that regulate vital bodily functions. When your body’s hormones are out of balance, you may begin to experience several different health complications, including pain and an increased sensitivity to pain in chronic pain patients. At Macomb Pain Management, we believe …
Chronic pain and chronic pain-causing conditions can present many challenges to patients, making it hard or impossible to complete your daily routine. At Macomb Pain Management, we understand how difficult it can be to live your life and do the things you enjoy when chronic pain gets in the way. While every patient’s journey to …
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