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Living With Chronic Pain? There is Hope! With Dr. Ming Wang
Living With Chronic Pain? There is Hope! With Dr. Ming Wang
Living With Chronic Pain? There is Hope! With Dr. Ming Wang
Wednesday 10th January 2024
Dr. Ming Wang discusses holistic chronic pain management with Ellen Stewart, highlighting emotional awareness and non-pharmacological treatments.
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Episode Overview
- Dr. Ming Wang discusses the biological, psychological, and social factors involved in chronic pain management
- Insights into the distinction between acute and chronic pain, and the role of the brain in processing pain signals
- The potential dangers of long-term opioid use and the importance of emotional awareness
- Holistic non-pharmacological approaches to treating chronic pain, including physical therapy, medical massage, and neuromodulation
- Emphasizing the goal of chronic pain management as improving overall function and quality of life
There is hope for people with chronic pain conditions. It can be treated by the right methods, by the right physicians and the right facilities. So don't give up hope.
Chronic pain can be a relentless companion, affecting millions and making everyday life a challenge. In this episode of 'Recovery Recharged', Ellen Stewart, known as the Pushy Broad from the Bronx, sits down with Dr. Ming Wang to discuss his comprehensive approach to managing chronic pain. Dr. Wang, an expert in addiction medicine and pain management, breaks down the complexities of chronic pain, which often intertwines biological, psychological, and social factors. Dr.
Wang sheds light on the crucial differences between acute and chronic pain and how our brains process these pain signals. He also touches on the potential pitfalls of long-term opioid use, offering a candid look at why emotional awareness is vital in managing chronic pain. For those wary of relying solely on medication, this episode is a treasure trove of non-pharmacological strategies aimed at improving overall function and quality of life.
From understanding the role of trauma history to creating a supportive environment, Dr. Wang emphasizes that managing chronic pain is about more than just physical relief. It's about fostering emotional regulation and addressing the psychological aspects that often accompany chronic pain conditions. This episode offers a beacon of hope for anyone struggling with chronic pain, providing practical insights and holistic approaches that aim to enhance daily living.
Ellen's engaging interview style makes this complex topic accessible and relatable, ensuring listeners come away with actionable knowledge and renewed optimism. Whether you're dealing with chronic pain yourself or supporting someone who is, this conversation is packed with valuable takeaways that could make a real difference.