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Can you tell me how a person manage chronic pain?
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Multi-faceted: I recommend a holistic approach to chronic pain management to include medication (not narcotics), physical medicine (chiro, massage), exercise, weight loss, improving sleep efficacy, quitting smoking, social support.
Answered 6/12/2014
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