WAYNE SURGICAL CENTER OFFERS ADVANCED THERAPY
TO REDUCE OR CURE CHRONIC PAIN.
   SOME FACTS...
Only one third of chronic headache sufferers seek treatment.
Low back pain ranks as the number two reason for work absence.
Cancer pain can and should respond to many forms of treatment.
It's estimated 65 million Americans suffer annually from
   painful illnesses.
Pain signals the presence of 90% of all illnesses.
Untreated chronic pain can lead to family problems, reduced
   productivity, or unemployment.
WHAT IS PAIN?
Pain is an alert that something is wrong with your body.
It can be beneficial since it helps protect your body from further harm.
Pain results from any condition that stimulates the body's special sensors to register pain. These conditions can include:
Trauma to skin, tendons, ligaments, muscles, bones and nerves.
Infections
Bleeding
Tumors
Pain generally dissipates as the underlying condition heals or is treated medically. Its intensity and frequency can vary from individual to individual bearing no relationship to the degree of the injury
or illness.

However, if the pain is prolonged after medical treatment (about 6 weeks) it is no longer serving as a protection. The extended suffering can cause changes in the individual, resulting in an inability to function and lead a normal life. Visiting the Wayne Surgical Center for treatment by our pain management specialist, in most cases,
can reduce or cure chronic pain.

WHAT DOES WAYNE SURGICAL CENTER PAIN MANAGEMENT THERAPY OFFER?
The American Medical Association (AMA) recognizes pain management as a specialty. Our pain management specialists provide direct care to patients by diagnosis and treatment. This can include prescribing medication, rehabilitative services, pain relieving procedures, and counseling patients and their families.
Benefits include:

Reduced suffering of the patients and their families.
Saving of life - untreated suffering can lead to suicide or
   cardiovascular illness.
Help patients take charge of their lives.
Shorten recovery time.


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