It : It is not clear exactly what your pain problems are until a good history and physical is performed. Also, any good pain management specialist would retrieve any recent radiographic studies and look at them (and compare their findings with the radiology reports); additionally, any/all social and emotional issues need to be taken into consideration during the assessment. Without further information, i would not make any recommendations. After a thorough assessment, the type(s) of pain would need to be delineated. These might include, but not be limited to: 'frozen' joints, somatic pain of varying origin(s), neuropathic pain, and/or a combination of the above. Again, without further information, i would not suggest any treatments, therapies, or medications.
Answered 10/3/2016
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See specialist: Find a board certified pain management specialist, preferably anesthesiologist. There are many other ways to treat pain besides narcotics. Good luck.
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