All it takes to ruin your day is a little bit of chronic pain.
Whether you are at work or in the kitchen or just relaxing
in the park – chronic pain can become a persistent and unwelcome companion. It
can distract your focus on your work and increase stress.
If you have been in pain for more than one week, then you
are probably suffering from chronic pain. This kind of pain is not the result
of any external injury or trauma, but the result of internal disturbance in the
multitude of bodily processes. This kind of pain can affect any part of your
body and can last for months if left untreated.
Common types of
chronic pain
- Headache
- Lower back pain
- Pain from arthritis
- Pain caused by nerve damage
- Psychogenic pain (pain arising from psychological factors like stress)
Why chronic pain
occurs
- Disease of the muscles
- Joint dysfunction
- Fatigue
- Fibromyalgia
- Problem in the stomach
Who are at risk?
The following factors increase the risk of chronic pain:
- Injury
- Obesity
- Recent surgery
- Stagnant lifestyle
- Inadequate intake of vitamins and minerals
- Not enough protein in the diet
What NOT to do
1. Excessive activity: If
you are in constant pain, don’t force yourself to take part in activities like
exercise. This can only lead to more pain and even injury. Instead, take steps
to control the pain.
2. Intense self-criticism: It’s not your fault that you are in pain. The pain is
simply a signal that all is not well in your body, or the affected region. You
should stop blaming yourself and try to take adequate measures to bring the
pain under control.
3. Trying out unrecognized
treatments: There are many unconventional treatment systems out there, like
Reiki, Phytotherapy, Colour therapy and Magnet therapy. Simply because the
treatment worked for your friend does not mean that it will work for you.
Instead of falling in the trap of self-treatment, you should visit a clinic
which specializes in dealing with chronic pain and seek expert advice.
4. Delaying treatment:
Many people mistakenly believe that they can “play through the pain”. This
somehow makes them feel better about themselves. Such an attitude is highly
dangerous. The pain is a signal that your body needs immediate medical
attention. You should not ignore it.
5. Make time for yourself: You may have to do the dishes. Or there
is a project pending at work. Or you friends want to go to a party. However, it
would be most unwise to allow your responsibilities gain control over you. If
you are not feeling well, then you should focus on your body and ignore what
others will think about you.
6. Don't compare the present with the past: Try to avoid day-dreaming about the time when you were not sick.
Such a comparison will only increase stress and cause enormous unhappiness. It
can even worsen the sensation of pain. Instead of wasting time thinking about
“the good ol’ days”, try to get treatment as soon as possible from a
specialized pain clinic.
We at Zilaxo Advanced Pain Solution are confident of our
unique treatment plan. We have received thousands of enthusiastic reviews and
testimonials from our patients that Classical Homoeopathy, Ayurvedic-Unani Formulations and Internationally Acclaimed Advanced Physiotherapy work together
to rid one of pain in an effective and affordable manner. To avail of our
services or to give your valuable feedback, call us at 1800 419 6607 (Toll
free) or message us on WhatsApp at +91 98304 26607.
Courtesy - Zilaxo Advanced Pain Solution
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