I like to come prepared to a doctor’s appointment to make the process easier and better for both me and my doctor.
To make sure I don’t miss any crucial information that might help my doctor to diagnose my pain, I like to use this memory aid: L-O-C-A-T-E.
L is for location of the pain.
O is [...]
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This year the International Association for the Study of Pain launched the 2010 initiative on musculoskeletal pain research and advocasy. To learn further about musculoskeletal pain and evidence based treatment options, check out their free fact sheets. You’ll find information on fibromyalgia, multiple approaches to relieving chronic pain, exercise tips, and more.
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