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New Medication Makes Opioid Treatment Less Risky for Chronic Pain Sufferers

New Medication Makes Opioid Treatment Less Risky for Chronic Pain Sufferers

BioDelivery Sciences International Inc recently announced that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration had approved its opioid treatment for chronic pain. Belbuca is an opioid film patch and aims to treat patients with chronic pain who need round-the-clock treatment and for whom current alternatives do not suffice. Belbuca has the advantages of lower possibility for abuse and less chance of causing constipation. Physicians will be able to prescribe the medication for 6 months at a time rather than by the month.

Personal Transformation – A Pathway Out of Pain

Personal Transformation – A Pathway Out of Pain

In this podcast, Dr. Gaston Cornu-Labat discusses examples of how a patient’s personal transformation and the accompanying emotional release have brought almost immediate relief from long term chronic pain. One of the key prerequisites to achieving this type of transformation is overcoming the strong Western belief in the separation of mind and body. He has recently written a book, called PNT: An Unprecedented Revolution in Pain Management. It is available for purchase at Key Compounding Pharmacy.

Book Review – Back in Control

Book Review – Back in Control

Over 116 million people in the United States suffer from chronic pain. The impact to patients’ lives—in terms of physical and emotional suffering, as well as lost productivity—is astounding. Dr. David Hanscom has developed a new approach to treating chronic pain sufferers based on recent research in neurophysiology and the psychology of pain. His life-changing system has helped hundreds of patients heal their pain. His book, Back in Control, reveals how chronic pain patients can quiet a turbocharged central nervous system and make a full recovery.

Stress – A Pain Amplifier

Stress – A Pain Amplifier

Chronic pain can limit your everyday activities and make it hard to work. It can also affect how involved you are with friends and family members. Co-workers, family, and friends may have to do more than their usual share when you cannot do the things you normally do. Unwanted feelings – such as frustration, resentment, and stress – are often a result. In this podcast, Dr. Gaston Cornu-Labat discusses the interplay of pain and stress.

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