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Managing Chronic Pain
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HarperCollins
| Author:
Mary Abraham and Vandana V. Prakash
| Language:
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Do you have any pain that has lasted over twelve weeks? Or that has persisted long after the healing period of an injury is over? Then you could be experiencing chronic pain. Studies reveal that three out of ten people worldwide experience chronic pain. It is a condition that brings with it myriad problems at the physical, emotional, personal, familial, societal and occupational levels–making it a biopsychosocial phenomenon. In this book, experienced clinicians Dr Vandana V. Prakash and Dr Mary Abraham uncover the mind-body connection of chronic pain and show us how its mental and social processes cannot be separated from the physical. Backed by their years of practice and using case studies, they explain the various relief strategies available for chronic pain–from pharmacological support and interventional procedures to dry needling, from physical and psychological therapies to complementary and alternative therapies.
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Do you have any pain that has lasted over twelve weeks? Or that has persisted long after the healing period of an injury is over? Then you could be experiencing chronic pain. Studies reveal that three out of ten people worldwide experience chronic pain. It is a condition that brings with it myriad problems at the physical, emotional, personal, familial, societal and occupational levels–making it a biopsychosocial phenomenon. In this book, experienced clinicians Dr Vandana V. Prakash and Dr Mary Abraham uncover the mind-body connection of chronic pain and show us how its mental and social processes cannot be separated from the physical. Backed by their years of practice and using case studies, they explain the various relief strategies available for chronic pain–from pharmacological support and interventional procedures to dry needling, from physical and psychological therapies to complementary and alternative therapies.
About Author
Dr Mary Abraham is MD (AIIMS) and DNB anaesthesiology, with thirty-five years ofexperience in neuroanaesthesiology, pain and palliative care. She is a senior consultantin pain at the Max Multi Speciality Centre, Panchsheel Park, New Delhi. She has severalpapers to her credit, has contributed chapters in various books and has co-authoredConquering Pain (2019). She has organized many conferences and conductedworkshops on neuroanaesthesia and pain medicine. She has contributed medicalillustrations to various books, including Managing Chronic Pain. Dr Abraham is aclinician, researcher and academician.
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