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One of the steps to feeling better is to become educated regarding your condition. Here are some books you may want to read: Manual of Pain Management by Warfield and Fausett (2002) ; Pain Medicine and Management: Just the Facts by Wallace, Staats, and Wallace (2004). You can plan a trip to your local library, bookstore or online sites to check out other resources. Also you can search on Google and other internet platforms for ‘pain management books free download’.
You just may find information to help you understand the nature of the pain cycle or to help you clearly discuss your pain with your doctor. Here are some sites we recommend as you get started. We hope this knowledge empowers your situation and improves your outlook while treating pain with your prescribed MSP-TENS.
- American Academy of Pain Management www.painassociation. org
- Partners Against Pain www.partnersagainstpain.com
- The American Chronic Pain Association www.theacpa.org
- American Pain Society www.americanpainsociety.org
- American Academy of Pain Medicine www.painmed.org
- American pain Association www.painassociation.org
This information is an educational aid only. It is not intended as medical advice for individual conditions or treatments.
