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Both choices are bad
I am so depressed and miserable
1) opioids
2) Lumbar Disk Replacement
I told him this earlier ( post 12) but he seems related to Morticia -- says he listens and understands but then does nothing or something else .Chronic pain is at least 50% a mind game, did you know that?
It can be rerouted. Look this up.
It's working. I can feel it. Quasar44 is praying for me.Quasar44
Arlette hates God, and that's why she feels confident to speak for Him like this. Because she hates God, she hates people. Even people she doesn't know.
Pay no mind. Pray for her if you're inclined. Me, I've turned her over--coals heaped on her own head
You dumb Jesus cow. Think the pain away, eh? Who comes up with shit like that?Chronic pain is at least 50% a mind game, did you know that? No judgment. It's our brain taking well-worn pathways. So like, if you have had pain before, and you feel a twinge that anyone else would dismiss, your whole self seizes up. Mentally, emotionally, spiritually PHYSICALLY. Because that pain has cost you and you anticipate it, and it has well-worn pathways in your brain to make your whole system shut down.
It can be rerouted. Look this up.
Don't discount the power of your own mindYou dumb Jesus cow. Think the pain away, eh? Who comes up with shit like that?
Why don't you think yourself a double digit IQ?
stanfordhealthcare.org
health.clevelandclinic.org
www.health.harvard.edu
www.healthline.com
Post something that shows how effective it is for chronic back pain.Don't discount the power of your own mind
Management of pain without medications
Learn more about non-pharmacological pain management, with strategies like neurostimulation, hypnosis, comfort therapy, and physical therapy.How Can You Relieve Chronic Pain — Without Drugs?
Want a drug-free way to help you manage pain? Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), which involves improved self-talk and a practical approach to problem solving may help ease your chronic pain.Drug-free solutions for pain - Harvard Health
Relying on pain pills for persistent aches, pains, and soreness raises issues of side effects and drug dependency. However, drug-free therapies, like such as physical and massage therapy, yoga, and...Meditation for Pain Relief: What to Know & How to Try It
Looking into meditation for pain management? It does work for some people. Here’s what to know.
All I read is that it's a new thing. No data
It's not really a new thingAll I read is that it's a new thing. No data
So where's the dataIt's not really a new thing
you can't read the conclusions ?So it CAN produce improvement. Or not
It said it can work.you can't read the conclusions ?
It was all right there IF you read itIt said it can work.
So if you avoid certain movements it reduces back pain. I don't have back pain but if I had, I guess laying on the couch would be best, avoiding most movements.It was all right there IF you read it
CFT was effective for the primary outcome of activity limitation and all of the secondary outcome measures. The large effect sizes persisted to the end of the follow-up period (12 months), which is unusual in chronic low back pain. The use of wearable sensor biofeedback did not add to effectiveness. CFT was also much more cost-effective from a societal perspective than usual care.
CFT addresses pain-provocative movement patterns that contribute to low back pain, such as protective muscle guarding and movement avoidance. Wearable movement sensors enable clinicians to easily measure such movements and explore their relationship to pain, both in the clinical setting and during patients' normal activities at work and recreation. Via biofeedback, this technology can help patients to develop an awareness of how they move during normal activities, enhancing their ability to correct unhelpful movement habits. A pilot randomised controlled trial11 (n=112) of patients with chronic low back pain showed that individualised rehabilitation, which included the wearing of wireless movement sensors, resulted in large and sustained clinical improvements compared with guideline-recommended treatment (12-month SMDs 0·5–1·0). No trials have investigated whether wearable sensors can enhance the effects of CFT.
I'm not going to hold your hand as you read things.So if you avoid certain movements it reduces back pain. I don't have back pain but if I had, I guess laying on the couch would be best, avoiding most movements.
I told him this earlier ( post 12) but he seems related to Morticia -- says he listens and understands but then does nothing or something else .
I would put possible pain reduction through mind control at up to about 90% if you try hard .
Though some extreme conditions should be attempted and handled only with agreement / support from an extra smart Doctor .
You dumb Jesus cow. Think the pain away, eh? Who comes up with shit like that?
Why don't you think yourself a double digit IQ?
Ain't you the gimp who ate horse paste?
