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- Опубліковано 8 чер 2024
- Confused about neuropathic and nociplastic pain? In this video, Dr. Andrea Furlan breaks down the differences between these two types of pain and explains how to identify and treat them effectively. No more confusion - just a better understanding of pain mechanisms.
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Dr. Furlan is a pain specialist in Toronto Canada. She is a physiatrist (specialist in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation). She holds a medical degree from the University of Sao Paulo and a Ph.D. degree from the University of Toronto. She has 30 years of experience helping people with chronic pain to get better quality of life.
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ALERT: This video is not intended to replace medical advice. If you think you have a condition that is causing you pain, please consult with your doctor to get a diagnosis and a treatment plan for you. The intent of this video is only for educational purposes. If there is any emergency, go to the nearest emergency department or call an ambulance. CLOSED CAPTIONS in this video have not been professionally verified.
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For healthcare professionals, download the summary handout here: www.doctorandreafurlan.com/summary-neuropathic-nociplastic
Omg, just cannot sleep so rolled over and took another Hydrocodone. Chronic lower back S5-L1 herniated disc. Have had steroid injections (15+) & microdisectomy. Put off surgery, but I'm ready - have referral to surgeon. I'm sure I have neuropathic pain, and compression of nerve. Wish me luck - I need relief 😮💨. Thk you Dr. Furlane, feel like you were reaching out to me!
Try RFA Radio Frequency Ablation.
I pray it helps you. I’ve had chronic back pain since 2010. Fibromyalgia, arthritis/osteophytes (bone spurs) etc.
I always love listening to you teach about the 3 types of pain. I have both neuropathic and nociplastic pain.
Good job, doctor. 🙏
Quite an informative and educational podcast. A tremendous applause for your work. Thanks.
Thank you, Dr Andrea! I have root nerve pain. This helps me understand the different pains better.
Thank you for the summary!
Have a blessed week ahead!
Thank you Doc, your videos are always helpful and very interesting. Great knowledge. God bless you.
You are very welcome
Thank you dear doctor for this benifit vedio
Thank you🎉
Thank you Dr. Furlan..
I am now getting some understanding about my pains...and I am doing exercises regularly but still on some medication...taking control of my own body is a happy experience... I am learning to manage❤❤
Grazie dottoressa Furlan x queste informazioni molto utili👏🏽❤️🌺
Un grand merci ! 👍 C'est super !
Thank u for this video .🙏🌹
Nice, doctor.🙏
Thanks for another educational video. So sum it up these meditations are not for nociplastic pain? Thank you
Isometric exercises gave relief for neuropathic pain for me.
Can those medications work for nociplastic pain ?
Like cymbalta for nociplatic pain ?
What about chronic viral infection causing nociplastic pain ?
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Since children who experience adverse childhood experiences are not always treated for those experiences in health care facilities which record the cause of physical injuries; the proper treatment and recovery period etc. later when they become an adult wouldn't it be harder for physicians to diagnose what kind of pain they are suffering from?
I am wondering why I’m still having pain on both shoulders, similar to the pain I had prior to my 2-level ACDF surgery last November. My neurosurgeon prescribed Diclofenac 50mg once a day. My GP prescribed Diazepam 5mg to help me get to sleep; and physiotherapy once a week for the last 3 months. But doesn’t seem to help much. What should I do?
Try RFA
If it's for education purposes, why are you naming treatment drugs here?
Recently had total knee replacement 5 wks ago . paracetamol,codeine,short tec and zoplidem for sleeping cant sleep with pain wat u suggest
Time, you're body needs time.
If still have pain in 6 month's try RFA
Seems to me that a person could be experiencing both neuropathic and nociplastic paiin. Could nociplastic pain be caused by the over prescription of pain medication while the patient is not recieving proper treatment for their injuries past a certain length of time after severe injury at work on top of them already having to cope with old scars which they ended up with during childhood too which makes their gait and body mechanics different? Another thiing. Why do some physicians say nothing when a child ends up with a broken bone during regular recreational activities when that bone may have already been compromised before then while not healing properly during both neglect in addition to physical abuse too. Instead the physican only calls it a freak accident instead instead of keeping more detailed records until collecting enough evidence for then reporting to police.
Thank you Dr. Furlan as always, the one who has helped me more than anyone to understand my own experience.
I have nociplastic pain mostly combined with others. For the nociplastic pain I use Gabapentin now (200mg am and pm), also Propranolol (40mg am and pm). The Gabapentin dulls the pain. The Propranolol takes the burning pain out of my face). I also have migraine medication. When I have really bad body pain that I can't reduce I will sometimes use my migraine med as it seems to work for my body inflammation. I also use Ibuprofen and I can't imagine not using it. I tried many times and became extremely depressed as the pain was too bad. I would like to find out more about low dose naltrexone and if this might work for me, and if so maybe I can finally reduce or stop using Ibuprofen.
I have tried the different antidepressants that you recommended but my body reacted very badly to them. I have heard this is a symptom of having nociplastic pain as well, having trouble adapting to medications. Thank you.
Did she say those meds are for neuropathic pain? Please help me understand. thank you
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