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Is a disease that is only treated as "pain management" often terminal?
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Terminal: No. Pain management can be needed in both terminal and non terminal patients. The latter is more common.
Answered 8/14/2012
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No: There are many other conditions that a pain specialist can help with, including chronic back pain and complex regional pain syndrome.
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