![]() ![]() ![]() “Chronic pain, in contrast, is often not associated with an identifiable lesion. Patterson defines acute pain as “pain that is generated by tissue damage or active nociception, and that is expected to resolve once healing from that damage is complete (often within hours or days, sometimes within weeks or months.)” (Patterson, 2013 (second printing)) The second category – is chronic pain. Chronic pain is defined by Dr. Patterson identifies two basic categories of pain: Acute Pain and Chronic Pain. Dr. (Jensen, 2011). Another strong advocate for using hypnosis to manage pain.ĭr. Jensen another researcher, has researched and published over 400 research articles demonstrating hypnosis as a viable tool for managing pain. Koger is a pioneer in introducing hypnosis into the operating room. Using hypnosis as anesthesia during surgery, he revolutionized how anesthesia was used. Always been a strong advocate for using hypnosis to manage pain. (William S. ![]() You just got home from the doctor’s appointment. In disbelief, nothing was found after all the x-rays, MRI scans, and CT-Scans. You keep replaying what the doctor said. “There is no physical reason for your pain.” The same chronic pain that keeps you awake at night. Pain that prevents you from completing the simplest tasks. The pain medications help some, holding the pain, at bay for two to three hours. Even with pain medications you still have breakthrough pain. You ask yourself, “Where do I go from here? Is there anyone that can help?” There is! Another modality has been around for over 2,000 years.Ī modality that has been extensively researched and found helpful in managing acute and chronic pain. Dr. ![]()
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