Say No to Chronic Pain

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Are you suffering from chronic pain? If this question has been spinning around in your mind for more than three months, then the answer is yes.

A life lived comes with some physical pain. Pain is a regular visitor in our lives, whether it's from:

  • Injuries

  • Surgery

  • Dental work

  • Menstrual cramps

But what happens when that visitor sticks around for too long, or you just can't get it to leave? Now you are dealing with something very different, chronic pain.

If you are suffering from chronic pain, you are not alone. In 2015 more than 1.5 billion people suffered from chronic pain, and approximately 3–4.5% of the global population suffered from neuropathic pain.

What Is Chronic Pain?

Chronic pain could be sharp and piercing, or it may be dull and continuous. It probably stemmed from acute pain that initially started with an accident, injury, or even surgery. Still, instead of the pain receding, the pain signals remained active in the nervous system.

The two factors that define pain as chronic are:

  • It lasts for longer than three months

  • It does not go away on its own

People who suffer from chronic pain often experience it in the form of:

  • Headaches

  • Pain from surgery

  • Arthritis

  • Back pain

  • Nerve pain

  • Fibromyalgia pain

Chronic pain can be challenging to diagnose and treat because the cause can be vague or linked to other conditions or health problems.

Sometimes chronic pain stems from no identifiable cause, which makes it even trickier to treat. That's why it is crucial to seek a specialist rather than a general practitioner to treat chronic pain conditions.

We Specialize In Chronic Pain

We've spent years working with patients who suffer from chronic pain and have found the best way to diagnose and treat it is by using a functional medicine approach.

We start with you, the patient. We want to learn your whole story and include you in the process of recovering your health. Our diagnosis and treatment use an Integrative Approach (Functional Medicine)by taking into consideration:

  • Your Physiology, Lifestyle, and Genetic Makeup

  • Any Internal (mind, body, and spirit) Factors

  • Related External (physical, social, and environmental) Factors

We also run lab tests and use medical best practices to come to understand and treat the underlying causes of your chronic pain.

And once you are pain-free, we don't want your pain to return. We are highly invested in working with you to lay down a foundation of prevention practices to minimize the likelihood that you will end up with chronic pain issues again.

Contact Us Today

If you're tired of chronic pain, putting your life on hold, contact us today. Our specialists will root out the underlying cause of your pain and build a treatment plan just for you.

Then we'll continue to work together until you are pain-free and feeling light and comfortable again. You don't have to do it on your own. We'll be by your side the whole way!

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Glenn Cochrane