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What can help me live everyday without tremendous pain?
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Pain: you need to know the reason for the pain first, then discussing the plan would make sense.
Answered 9/29/2016
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Multidisciplinary: David it takes a multidisciplinary team/approach to chronic pain. I would start with an internist. They can assess your physical and mental health and help you come up with a plan. This includes dealing with your life including psychosocial issues. I do not know why you have tremendous pain but Doctors are trained to help you. Thats what we do. Call one today!
Answered 9/19/2014
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