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Treatment modalities in pain management

Treatment modalities in pain management play an important role when dealing with different circumstances which include the following : 1. Treatment of Disease (Cancer) in pain management : After the diagnosis and confirmation, appropriate therapy has to be started, especially for symptom ‘pain’. Symptom like mucositis, dysphagia etc, can be controlled by using local anesthetics,

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Physiotherapy management electrotherapy

Physiotherapy management electrotherapy is the application of electrical current to the area of generation of nociception. Physiotherapeutic methods are based on use of mainly two different modalities: 1. Electrotherapy 2. Exercise therapy This can be achieved with following methods of electrical current: • Low frequency • Medium frequency • High frequency Low frequency: i) The

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Nonsteroidal anti inflammatory drugs side effects

All of these nonsteroidal anti inflammatory drugs side effects collectively lead to breach of the integrity of gastric mucosal lining, and gastric ulceration is the result. Following are the nonsteroidal anti inflammatory drugs side effects : Gastritis : As an overall decrease in production of prostaglandins takes place. Some of the protective PGs like PGE1, PGE2,and

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Reiki therapy techniques

Reiki therapy techniques have been in practice since 2nd—3rd century; it was forgotten and about 130 years back was reinvented by Dr. Mikao Usui. WHO has defined it as “Non physical healing energy comprising universal life force energy (divine in nature) having its own intelligence”. Rei: means in Japanese, universal; Ki : life force energy

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Tens electrical stimulation

The use of tens electrical stimulation to reduce the pain especially of postoperative nature is the main use of this technique. The tens electrical stimulation principle is again based on “gate control theory” of Melzaek and Wall, viz: small fibres stimulation leads to transmission of nociceptive stimuli via substantia gelatinosa (SG) cells which act as

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Chronic pain syndrome pathophysiology

The chronic pain syndrome pathophysiology is disturbance in the process of acute nociception. The processes of transduction, transmission, modulation and perception have somehow got disturbed. The pain stimuli which were supposed to be sent forward before closing of gate, get more and more intensely forwarded rather than getting modulated. In addition, due to sustained partial

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