Facet Joints: Comprehensive Pain Management Guide
Facet joints are vital for the stability and suppleness of our spine, yet when injured or worn down they can be a source of intense discomfort. In this post, we will explore the intricacies of facet joints and how damage or degeneration can cause pain, as well as discuss various diagnostic techniques and treatments for […]
Discover Your Path to Freedom from Pain: Padda Institute’s Comprehensive Pain Management
Pain management is a crucial aspect of healthcare that aims to alleviate pain and improve the quality of life for individuals suffering from acute or chronic pain. Pain can be caused by various factors, such as injury, illness, or age-related conditions. Managing pain requires a collaborative effort between the patient and healthcare provider to ensure […]
New Study Suggests That Individuals with Autism Perceive Pain with Greater Intensity
Summary: It is well known that autism is quite common, and those living with autism are poor communicators. Further, there is a widely held belief that those with autism are indifferent to pain. However, a new study comparing 52 individuals living with autism with 52 healthy individuals found that just the opposite is true. It […]
Antidepressants rarely help with chronic pain – the new study shows
Summary: Chronic pain is a common complaint these days, and it remains challenging to manage. Hence, doctors commonly prescribe antidepressants to manage such pain despite the limited evidence in favor of their use. The new study looked into the use of eight commonly prescribed antidepressants and their role in managing chronic pain. In the study, researchers found […]
Are Antidepressants Effective for Chronic Pain? A Comprehensive Look at Interventional Pain Management
Chronic pain is a common complaint, and it remains challenging to manage. Many doctors prescribe antidepressants to manage such pain, despite limited evidence in favor of their use. A new study provides insight into the effectiveness of antidepressants in chronic pain management and raises questions about the best course of action for patients seeking relief. […]
“My One Hand Is Bigger Than Another”: Many Stroke Survivors Have Altered Body Perception
Summary: Stroke is among the leading causes of mortality and disability globally. Stroke survivors suffer from impaired motor function, issues related to mental health, and much more. Now one of the first studies of its kind shows that stroke survivors also have a much higher prevalence of chronic pain and altered body perception. For example, […]
Psilocybin: A Promising New Frontier for Chronic Pain and Depression Management
Depression and chronic pain often go hand in hand, with one exacerbating the other, creating a vicious cycle that is difficult to break. With the emergence of psilocybin as a potential treatment for depression, there is now hope for patients suffering from both chronic pain and depression. This article delves into the latest research on […]
Deteriorating Well-Being: How Persistent Pain Affects Physical Function and Mental Health in Seniors
Summary: New data suggests persistent pain is more common in older adults than thought. It appears that more than one-third of adults older than 65 are living with persistent pain and another one-third with intermittent pain. It means that less than one-third of older adults are relatively pain-free. A higher prevalence of pain in older […]
SOUND & ELECTRICAL STIMULATION MAY EASE CHRONIC PAIN
Summary: The new study maps and characterizes the neuromodulation effects in the somatosensory cortex in response to the body’s sound and/or electrical stimulation. The study’s results suggest that bimodal stimulation can excite or modulate firing across a targeted population of somatosensory cortex neurons, providing a non-invasive method for chronic pain treatment. Chronic pain is a complex […]
MISOPHONIA IS MORE THAN GET JUST GETTING IRRITATED BY THE SOUND OF CHEWING
Summary: Misophonia is quite a common neurological condition affecting about 20% of the population. Early studies suggest that it occurs due to a stronger connection between the auditory cortex and the motor control area. However, studies show that there is more to it, and the condition seems to occur due to stronger connections with inula.Misophonia […]