Pain Management

Pain is a sensory and emotional feeling often caused by damage to the tissue. In medical terms, pain is considered a symptom of an underlying condition. It motivates an individual to withdraw from the damaging situation and protect the damaged body part when it heals and also to avoid similar experiences in the future.

Nowadays, it has become one of the most common reasons to take consultation with a doctor. It can interfere with a person’s quality of life and general functioning. It is usually transitory, lasting only until the damaged tissue is removed or underlying damage has been healed. However, some painful conditions such as Arthritis, spine and neck injury, chronic back pain, cervical injury, etc may persist for years. The pain persists for a long time is known as chronic pain and the pain that persists for a short duration of time is known as acute pain. The difference between acute and chronic pain has depended upon an arbitrary interval of duration between onset and resolution. 03 months and 06 months are used as the two most common markers since the onset of pain. In other medical terms, the pain that lasts less than 30 days is acute, whereas the pain that lasts from one to six months is sub-acute pain and the pain that persists for more than six-month duration is chronic pain. Acute pain is associated with anxiety and hyperactivity of the nervous system whereas chronic pain does not associate with hyperactivity but it could associate with vegetative signs like fatigue, loss of libido, loss of appetite, and depressed mood. 

Ayurveda has been proved as the biggest contributor to mankind for total well-being in the most natural way. It can help to get rid of pain in the best possible way with a holistic approach without any side effects. It offers various treatments to cure the disease from the root. Ayurveda with its treatment modalities offers immediate relief from pain without much untoward effects.

Naturopathy has been also proved very beneficial to get rid of pain in an authentic way. It aims to educate the person to look after their own health, minimize the symptom of illness, support the body's capacity to get heal, and balance the body so that ailments don’t occur in the future. The treatment modalities include lifestyle changes, diet modification, regular physical exercise, use of various therapies to treat the person, not the disease. The whole person is treated physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually to get rid of the existing condition.