Dr Lorimer Moseley - Public Lecture - World Arthritis Day 2020

Dr Lorimer Mosely presents - 'The might and power of your amazing pain system'.
World Arthritis Day Public Lecture 2020

[alfamike]

A question I've just remembered, will Stem cell (biological treatment) treatment be of any assistance or positive impact of reducing chronic pain issues? I understand it depends... repairing injury, but chronic pain after surgical repair upon "originally injuring", with successful rehab, time apparently still effectively goes chronic. Regardless, repaired or otherwise?
Is there any hope...with stem cells?
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Dr. Moseley is on the correct path in my humble opinion. Time and retraining me noggin, which I've been kind of doing now for a few years, hoping for a cure for or effective treatment for Pseudogout?.
Doesn't always work but, if not at least being persistent, I refuse to accept that I have no way to tell my brainpan that it needs to listen and learn from Me, not the opposite!
Very challenging and nonrelievable, shooting & chronic aching at times, but...
It's a plain damn ol wonderful day in the end! ✌😎👍

[fysiogeek]

Really good talk from Dr. Lorimer Moseley (as usual) Happy to have seen him irl in Amsterdam once, years ago.

[ccburro]

The doctors who treat patients with chronic pain need to be MUCH better educated re pain, the “pain revolution, ” and how to communicate with/view pain patients. I’ve heard countless stories from fibromyalgia patients (FP) who have had interactions with doctors that indicate or convey that the doctors (1) have little empathy with FPS; (2) don’t understand pain or don’t want to take the time to really explain it to their FPs.

[cartmansuperstar]

Why isn´t arthritis self-limiting then? The brain lets you experience pain, while you´re safely below the threshold for further tissue-damage and your joints remain in an only slightly compromised state. Yet, reality shows, this obviously doesn´t happen.