Magnetic Arthritis Relief Are There New Treatments For Arthritis Pain?

Posted by admin | Magnetic Pain Relief | Saturday 31 January 2009 8:24 pm

MAGNETIC PAIN RELIEF UPDATE


MAGNETIC ARTHRITIS RELIEF

Are There New Treatments For Arthritis Pain?

Living with the chronic pain of arthritis at times can feel overwhelming. First you are not alone. “In a recent poll (based on a national survey of 2,002 adults aged 18 and older, conduction by The Gallup Organization from May 21-June 9, 1999), nine out of ten Americans reported they have pain at least once a month, and for 15 percent of them, the pain is severe.” Dealing with pain can be the most difficult part of having arthritis or a arthritis related condition, however, you can find out how to manage your pain, and its impact it has on your life.

To understand how pain affects you both physically and physiologically you need to find out from a doctor which type of arthritis or condition you have. This well help you develop a plan that will include your western doctor’s medical protocols, and if you choose a naturopathic practitioner who can offer some alternative therapies such as; acupuncture, magnetic arthritis relief therapy, tai chi, acupressure, exercise, diet modification, and other natural healing therapies.

What Causes Pain?

Chronic arthritis pain is caused by:

  1. Inflammation, the process that causes the redness and swelling in your joints
  2. Muscle strain caused by overworked muscles attempting to protect your joints from painful movements
  3. Fatigue caused by the disease process, which can make your pain seem worse and harder to handle.
  4. Damage to joint tissues caused by the disease process or from wear and tear.

WHAT ARE THE EMOTIONAL EFFECTS OF PAIN?

The emotional effects of chronic arthritis pain:

  • Medications.-Medications that limit the effect of pain may also produce troublesome side-effects such as stomach problems or excessive sleepiness. Unfortunately some patients become reliant on pain killers to sleep or function through the day
  • Loss of mobility- One of the key factors is the severe effect that chronic pain has on limiting mobility. Being unable to move around comfortably, constantly being constrained by pain, being unable to enjoy intimacy with one’s spouse or carrying a child without fear of injury can leave someone with stained and tired emotions.
  • Depression-Patients with depression are also more sensitive to note their own pain, and this can create problems with enjoying life, for fear of encountering more pain. The combination of immobility and depression leads to irritability, nervousness or anxiety prevent people from socializing with others outside their home. Marital conflicts can develop as depression sets in, as individual suffering from chronic pain tend to become more angry, easily frustrated, often moody, and plagued with feelings of despair.
  • Sleep Disturbances-Chronic pain also influences the amount of sleep the patient is able to get. Difficulty falling asleep and early night awakenings both contribute to progressive depression, sluggishness, and poor memory. This can lead to other problems, such as strength and balancing, and can lead to accidents.
  • Anxiety- Pain may feature in anxiety disorders because of increased muscle tension or spasms. Tension headaches, shoulder pain, neck pain and other pains that afflict the musculoskeletal system may occur.


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