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`Pain is a natural sensation that is tnggered by your brain when you've been hurt in some way. The purpose
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`We have all been in pain at one time or another. maybe from a fall, hum or sports injury. huttypicaity that
`pain level is short lived. In order For pain to be classified as chronic. it needs to be acute pain mat persists lor
`rnonms or even years. Common chronic pain compiaints include headache. low back pain. cancer pain.
`ennrnis pain. or pain that results nom nerve damage.
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`Chronic pain Is often treated with opiate prescription pain medication. also known as painkillers While
`intended to be a short-term medical intervention. With chronic pain people often find themselves using the
`pain medications tor long periods of time and addiction is usually not far behind. This is because pain
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`work with heelthcare professionals that can oi'ler physical therapies and non-addictive medication options to
`chronic pain sufferers balding addiction. Painkillers affect the pleasure centers in the brain. nd eventually
`pain medication actauaiiy creates more pain as a result of increased toierance and withdrawal. Withdrawai
`symptoms can be quite painrul. making it dimcuit to datennine now much path a person is in as a result or a
`physical injury vs. withdrawal until they are detoxed appropriately and the pain medications are out afthelr
`system. After detox. we work with clients to assess their pain ieveis and ask scaling questions to eveiuale
`now debilitating their pain is or iltriey are sole to mnction at some ievei. From there. we utilize a combination
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