Relieving chronic or acute pain
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Understanding pain, pathologies and treating them
What medicinal and non-medicinal methods can be used to manage the different types of pain?
Fibromyalgia, musculoskeletal disorders, low back pain, neuropathic pain, headaches, colopathy: what effective solutions are there for living better and relieving chronic pain?
Relieving chronic and acute pain offers effective drug and non-drug solutions, it would be a shame to miss out.
Anne Dumolard, a rheumatologist and algologist, is the author of the book Comprendre et reconnaître la fibromyalgie pour mieux la soulager (2014). With Aline Mercan, MD, and Soulager les douleurs chroniques ou aiguës (Relieving chronic or acute pain), our two authors specialising in chronic pain offer you a comprehensive approach to managing advanced pain.
The book is designed to provide practical answers to all your questions:
- Which pathology? When faced with chronic pain, understanding the mechanisms can help you learn about pain;
- How do you deal with chronic pain? You’ll find advice on how to take a positive approach to rehabilitation;
- What conventional treatments (powerful analgesics) can relieve pain if used correctly?
- What complementary treatments offer non-drug ways of managing pain?
You will find proposals for care validated by the authors in their professional practice to reduce pain, depending on the pathology (chronic illness or acute pain).
These techniques and treatments will enable you to re-educate your body, learn to relax and draw on alternatives and complements to drug treatments, including phytotherapy, aromatherapy, gemmotherapy, hydrolatherapy, homeopathy, nutritherapy and oligotherapy, as well as meditation and hypnosis.
The book Relieving chronic and acute pain is aimed at patients, their families and all health professionals who want to treat themselves and their patients naturally.
Take advantage of this expertise to find all the answers to the questions you’d like to ask a qualified GP about complementary techniques (ergo, physiotherapy, osteopathy, spa treatments, nutrition, phytotherapy, food supplements) for natural treatment, limiting or even eliminating the dosage of painkillers.
