Infographic Sep 9, 2022 Pain Management: Acute vs. Chronic Pain “Acute and chronic pain often require different treatments, so it’s important to understand their fundamental differences. Learn more about pain management here: www.tricare.mil/painmanagement #PainParadigm” Recommended Content Pain Management
Infographic Sep 9, 2022 Pain Management Main Graphic “No one should have to live with pain. If you experience chronic pain, see your health care provider immediately to find and start the right treatment. Remember, there is hope for pain relief and you’re not alone. Learn how to assess your pain at: https://health.mil/News/Articles/2021/09/17/DVPRS-pain-scale #Painmanagement #PainParadigm” Recommended Content Pain Management
Infographic Sep 9, 2022 Pain Management Secondary Graphic “Everyone experiences and responds to pain differently, so there’s no “one-size-fits-all” approach to treating it. Your medical provider will work with you to find the best treatments for you. Learn more here: https://health.mil/Military-Health-Topics/Conditions-and-Treatments/Pain-Management #Painmanagement #PainParadigm” Recommended Content Pain Management
Infographic Sep 9, 2022 Pain Management: Retrain Your Brain 2 “Understanding where pain comes from and why it happens is crucial to treatment. Treating pain often starts with retraining your brain through lifestyle changes in sleep, diet, or exercise. Learn some ways service members can manage their pain: https://health.mil/News/Articles/2021/09/30/Five-ways-to-manage-chronic-pain-for-military-wellness ... Recommended Content Pain Management
Infographic Sep 9, 2022 Pain Management: Retrain Your Brain 3 “Your mental and emotional state has more physical effects than you might suspect. You can start to reduce your chronic pain by reducing the stress you feel in your daily life. Learn more here: https://www.tricare.mil/painmanagement #PainParadigm” Recommended Content Pain Management
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