Understanding The Causes of Pain and Pain Management

This video contains a visual explanation of pain, aimed at helping students of medicine and healthcare professionals prepare for exams.

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[waelfadlallah]

That was just excellent, as i mentioned in previous comment this channel has the most intresting topics that no other source explains about. Please keep providing us with all sorts of most encountered medical disorders.

[selenacaemawr]

This was great. Thanks so much. Not a med student but these are superb videos to help understand one's health and how to approach these subjects with a physician. I studied medicine adjacent subjects when I was at uni so these vids are pitched at the perfect level for the understanding that I am looking for. Always great vids.

[myczxr]

short, simple and straight to the point. thanks a lot!!

[darkmoon]

Thanks Tom, your videos r one of my favs on YouTube!!!! Plz never stop making these videos ❤

[kyaghleah]

Thanks! Keeping the body moving and meditation have helped me. I’ve had pain because I had an unnecessary and harmful surgery when I was a teenager.

[ХристинаБоровець-фс]

Thanks for the great video!All short and clear about pain in pictures.

[NDOfficial]

"Know pain, feel pain, contemplate pain, accept pain; one who does not know true pain cannot possibly understand true peace".

[Evaspinall]

Brilliant video, so helpful thanks. I was just wondering how you would explain to patients why an antidepressant or anticonvulsant is being used for pain? I have come across a few people who take offense to being prescribed these meds for pain, so it would be helpful to understand the reasoning behind it if possible? Thank you

[discountonictv]

Well there are good products out there that gives quick relief to body pains

[phoenix]

Thanks for the great video! I was wondering if there was any plan to release flashcards for the peadiactric session? The flashcards have been amazing for the general medicine section!

[SacredOwl]

Space weather is the trigger for my adheasive aracanoiditis pain flare ups.

[dreamerRichness]

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[dalesmith]

I'm 41 and was hit by a bus June 20 last year and received a non displaced nose fracture and broken rib and around 5 weeks later began to feel tingling in forehead and facial pain, even now I live with chronic facial pain tingling burning forehead and what feels like pain deep in my nose that is like a constant migraine. The neurologist did a MRI and neurological exam and tried Lyrica and Sodium valproate sandoz but here I' am still in pain and discomfort. now I'm being sent to a pain management service that I have to wait another 2 months for. I hope there can be nerve blocks or something that will ease it.

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[robertstoneman]

Yet again another vidio explains fully pain management of chronic condition,
As a layman trying to absorb all terms which are not explained by Doctors, Consultants & Rhematologists the main reason being time limit of say 10 minutes for example because of pressure of there job and work load,
Each person I have met deals with chronic pain different in my case Ankolosing Spondylitis for 50 years flare ups are common and in younger days coping was somewhat better by having the distraction of work,
In later years retirement gives more thinking time unfortunately and not so physically fit pain and sleepless nights hit and miss, Having to fall back on medication and side effects of upset stomach problems although treatable does not help anger or feelings,
I had a pain management course with National Health service a few years back now which worked up to a point but to be honest some members of group gave up commenting a waste of time there chronic pain was so severe I guess would not even give it a chance.
On and off for me causes a spin off of negative thought at times effecting quality of life relying on wife and children for support .
The point I am trying to make that the medical profession does not deal with these matters in my opinion effectively, I have been a Guinea pig at my Rhematologists by young students looking at my posture and kyphoses of spine,
I would not exspect young medical students to understand my condition as outwardly my appearance face to face does not seem to severe they seem at times to look confused I try to explain but of course not like a professional doctor would as his great knowledge has all the correct terms this if frustrating to me,
But Hey ho life goes on still a lot of research going on thank goodness, I’ve said my piece,
Very good vidio & information explains a lot,
👍😆

[engchoontan]

"An unpleasant sensory -and- -emotional- experience"

Sensory Pain
Information transfer via nervous-system
Body reflex-(Re)action
Mind reaction, interpretation, mentality-application, hypocrisy denial acceptance
Reaction to acceptance
Body reaction of self-protection using = tears, cold-sweat, heart-palpitation compensation, shock for pioritisation of organs and functions
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[cheshire]

Walking hot cold showers swimming and lifting helped me. Now I treat aspirin and Tylenol like a opioid so it really helps. But this just worked for me...good luck anyone else under pain management ....and I'm talking physical pain lol

[mdw]

Great work mate.
Diamorphine (heroin) is used in UK health? interesting.
The new NICE guidelines make more sense than any others.
Medical cannabis might be in an exam in 2050 at the current rate...

[Dr.Magdy_saad]

I like your way it's like a piece of cake

[junkyoutube]

check out MarLeice Hyde from erasing pain