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A member asked:
Can i go to the emergency room t try to get some relief? ii signed a contract with pain management, but they haven't prescribed me anything.
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Yes, you can: However, chronic conditions are best monitored by primary care doctors or pain specialists because they're the ones who will see your treatment through and help you with lifestyle changes, CBT to control the condition.
Answered 6/12/2017
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