Airing Pain 14: Recent Developments in Nerve Pain and How To Get a Good Night’s Rest
What is a spinal cord stimulator and could it help you to manage your pain? Plus, complex regional pain syndrome, mirror therapy for phantom limbs, and how chronic pain affects and is affected by sleep
Paul Evans meets Edith Mowatt who has nerve root pain and hears how she has learned to manage her condition and about her experience of spinal cord stimulation. We hear a doctor’s view on these machines from Dr Steve Gilbert, and how they can also be used to treat complex regional pain syndrome. Dr Candy McCabe tells us more about this condition, as well as the use of mirrors in therapy for phantom limb pains.
Finally, Professor Mark Blagrove and Dr Nicole Tang explain how pain affects sleep, and how a good night’s rest with the help of cognitive behavioural therapy can ease pain symptoms.
Issues covered in this programme include: CPRS, complex regional pain syndrome, nerve root pain, insomnia, phantom limb pain, mirror therapy, CBT, cognitive behavioural therapy, NRS, non-recuperative sleep, sciatica, spinal cord stimulator, fracture pain and visualisation.
Contributors:
- Edith Mowatt, Nerve Root Pain
- Dr. Steve Gilbert, Queen Margaret Hospital, Fife
- Professor Candy McCabe, Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, Phantom Limbs and Mirror Therapy
- Professor Mark Blagrove, Sleep and Pain
- Dr Nicole Tang, CBT and Sleep.
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