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If you have syncope you may be wondering what the best form of treatment is. We spoke to Dr Mashkur Khan, a highly experienced specialist in general internal medicine to find out. In this article, we learnt about some of the developments for the management of syncope and what the most effective methods are for treating this condition.
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We spoke to a highly established pain management specialist, Dr Salmin Aseri, to find out more information on treating fibromyalgia. He shared details on medication that can be used to treat symptoms as well as some lifestyle tips. In this latest article from Dr Aseri, discover whether fibromyalgia can be cured once and for all.
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Pain medicine
What causes chronic widespread pain?
Have you been experiencing widespread pain lately? Leading consultant pain management specialist Dr Salmin Aseri spoke to us about the symptoms that include stomach pain, diarrhoea, painful mentrual periods, forgetfulness and poor concentration. We also found out how chronic widespread pain can be diagnosed.
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Chronic headaches: what to do when your painkillers no longer help
Sometimes ibuprofen isn't enough to get rid of a headache. We spoke to an expert consultant in pain medicine to learn about more effective treatment options, for example, anti-migraine tablets, botox and chronic anti-neuropathic medications to manage longterm conditions. Dr Philip Fletcher talks us through the treatment options and preventative measures available.
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Chronic pain after surgery: how common is it?
It isn't a surprise to experience pain after an operation. However, some people may develop more pain than expected, and it becomes chronic. We spoke to pain management specialist Dr Sarah Aturia about chronic postoperative pain and how it can be treated.
By Dr Shankar Ramaswamy
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Pain medicine
Sudden, sharp pelvic pain: when to see a doctor
Pelvic pain can occur in both men and women. There are, however, many different reasons as to what could be the underlying cause, whether it's because of kidney stones, ovulation pain, IBS or ruptured appendicitis, the possibilities depend on other symptoms. Read more from our expert pain management specialist Dr Shankar Ramaswamy about the causes of pelvic pain and when to seek help.
By Mr Adam Ajis
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Pain medicine
Foot arthritis: symptoms, treatment and recommended exercise
If you have arthritis in your feet you may be wondering what sports are suitable for you, on one hand you will want to be looking after your aerobic health, on the other, you will want to ensure that you do not aggravate any existing symptoms of foot arthritis. In this article, we spoke to leading orthopaedic surgeon Mr Adam Ajis, to find out more about the sports that can be done as well as more information on surgical and non-surgical treatment options.
By Dr Shankar Ramaswamy
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Pain medicine
The main causes of facial pain
Facial pain can be felt in any part of the face, including your eyes and mouth. Most of the time, it will clear up on its own without the need for medical treatment, however, for some people a proper diagnosis of the underlying cause and treatment plan are needed. One of our top pain management specialists, Dr Shankar Ramaswamy, gives us a comprehensive overview of the various causes of facial pain.
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COVID-19 and chronic pain: FAQs
If you suffer from chronic pain, you may be wondering how your treatment will be impacted during the COVID-19 pandemic. We spoke to Dr Shankar Ramaswamy, a leading pain management specialist based in London to find out some of the answers to your FAQs about living with chronic pain and how coronavirus impacts it.
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How to treat chronic pain during the COVID-19 pandemic
For people living with persistent pain, or painful symptoms due to the coronavirus, you may be wondering what your treatment options are for relief. Thankfully, one of our pain management specialists Professor Neeraj Saxena explains all that you need to know.
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