Understanding and Managing Chronic Pain & its Relationship with Mental Health
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- Опубликовано: 18 авг 2024
- Approximately 1 in 5 people in the U.S. will experience chronic pain which can impact your mental health as well. Learn about chronic pain's relationship to anxiety and depression and the treatments available.
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What’s fascinating in our society is that street drugs are ok. But people who have sever chronic pain are denied drugs for relief or their pain. Even if it’s monitored by a pain management doctor. Even if that severe pain relief is only offered like 5 times a week. Instead severe chronic pain is offered to push through it, meditation, redo your values, goals. When there is a ready solution that can be given to them just as easily as is given to the drug addict on the street. It’s mind boggling. Totally mind boggling. Suicide is a better choice compared to chronic severe pain of 7-9/10 on a daily or every other day basis. Not an accidental overdose. A choice not to live with severe chronic pain.
You're absolutely right. I've been suffering for well over a year and I feel like a criminal whenever I ask for a refill from both doctors and pharm
Its actually become a disease among doctors, nurses, and disabilities judges who hear about chronic pain to dismiss it because of their own failure to grasp the reality people face. At what point do they NOT immediately jump to some nonsense holistic approach and _STOP_ recommending well known fraudulent treatments like breathing exercises or yoga and just do what they can? They act like they are the ones who should feel hopeless. Try living with it....
My whole life. I didn't realise my severe depression and avoidance personality were due to a lifetime of exhaustion from chronic pain. My circle doesn't understand. I have developed a 15 year cannibas addiction. I don't want to live like this anymore.
yep Its complete Govt over reach. Why not test for the addiction DNA before punishing everyone. I use as needed. 30 last me 60 days. yet I get treated like an addict if I ask for a refill. I have been to Pain Dr for shots and PT, I can't sleep in pain and Ibuprophen Tylonol aspirin combo rips my stomach. Drs are terrified to write a Tramadol script, even though you have MRI of a torn rotator cuff, and Spinal Stenosis.
@@zanzah_ go to a family doctor / general physician. They can prescribe opioids.. I wish I could use cannabis, but to keep my 3 percocets a day I have to get randomly urine tested by the DEA 🤦♂️
My whole life. I didn't realise my severe depression and avoidance personality were due to a lifetime of exhaustion from chronic pain. My circle doesn't understand. I have developed a 15 year cannibas addiction. I don't want to live like this anymore.
Is cannabis really that bad if you’re in severe pain all the time? I found it to help, but I could see how not being able to take a break gets depressing. I’m currently on pain meds and on contract to not use cannabis.
I get depressed due to pain, i want to live but cant. You doctors have no idea still!!!!!
I believe you left out that most of the people who died from prescription opioids, the prescriptions weren't theirs. Please correct me if im wrong
Its all in your mind Its all in your mind
I suffer from chronic pain as a result of a surgery. It’s very difficult as it limits my life and it does affect my mood. I think it’s an understatement.
There are people who live in pain 27/4 365 over and over. They won't prescribe us pain meds because they include us with the addicts.
Truth. And only one half of one percent ever get addicted. Dependent, yes, but so do people on heart meds, etc. and they don't treat them like addicts. They're wrong about chronic pain not being related to tissue damage. Yeah, we get depressed, yeah we have insomnia - but they need to treat the pain. These people are putting the cart before the horse. Treat the pain adequately and solve all other problems connected to it. These people hate pain patients.
Severe misunderstanding of chronic pain on thier part. I have lived with chronic pain for 45 yrs. They are full of crap!
Well, I think chronic pain doesn’t have a solution. I have chronic pain for the last three years and I get confused whether is a result of an injury which I had very severe and I have also had severe trauma within those years. So it’s probably a combination of both. I do not believe that , specially oxycodone are an effective medication for my pain. However, I think for me what works are. Diazepam which is like a form of Valium. I take a small dose every day around four or 5 o’clock. That is when the pain gets worse as the day had passed and a lot of action has accumulated. Those are the times when I’m in more pain so I have found it helps. However, there is no medication that will eliminate, or eradicate the problem rather than learning to live with it. Accepting the pain is not easy. It’s like fighting every day against it or losing the faith completely that you’re ever gonna get better. I think acceptance is the solution as waiting for it to get better, it’s not gonna help.
its easy to talk out of your ass when you're not suffering
Absolutely!!! If any of these “specialists” experienced the level of chronic pain that we do, they would take a prescription pain medication to help with relief. It’s easy to say “focus on something else” when they aren’t feeling it themselves. 😡
Exactly what they're doing. Provide all kinds of "treatment" except pain relief. Mindfulness is BS. CBT is BS. None of it's helpful for pain. There is nothing they can tell us about pain we don't already know. These people need to understand that treating the pain is the right thing to do - not throwing irrelevant treatments at it.
Any suggestion for a patient who is extremely drowsy due to pain killer in pneuropathy pain
I really enjoyed this video, thank you.
Most doctors will not even take a chronic patient
Bloody introduction is 2 mins plus
Found this depressing. She didn't give any hope.
Okay, I can tell this is gonna just infuriate me from the comments alone. I hear you all. They don’t get us. I can’t bear to watch another video that blames me or people who misuse OUR needed pain meds for opioid abuse.
This lady is incorrect there are conditions that have no clue
Cart before the horse. No understanding of pain, chronic or otherwise. Treat the pain, not the depression. *SMH* Psychiatry thinks they have the answer to everything, but psychiatry at its roots has always been fraud. So it is here. Treating with CBT does nothing for pain. Again, treat the pain and other issues - sleeplessness, depression, etc., will resolve. *She's got the cart before the horse. Treat the pain*
Smh on altitudes beliefs
For Godsake get to the bloody point
This is disgusting and honestly extremely bad science.
It's actually great breakthrough and promoting understanding!
@@eriamhsl3841you obviously don’t suffer with long-term chronic pain. I’m supposed to just grieve the loss of my entire life? Oh please spare me.
I agree. This is infuriating. The entire video was obviously from the perspective of a person who doesn’t understand or experience chronic pain due to real physical conditions.