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A Practical Guide to Managing Pain and When to Seek Medical Help
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A Note from Cleveland Clinic
The information below is compiled from evidence‑based sources, including the Cleveland Clinic guidelines for pain management. It reflects current best practices but does not replace personalized medical advice. If you have any doubts or concerns, consult a qualified health professional.
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Pain
Pain is a protective signal that alerts us to injury or illness.
Acute pain (short‑term) usually indicates tissue damage and resolves as healing occurs.
Chronic pain persists beyond the expected period of recovery and often requires a multidisciplinary approach (medication, physical therapy, behavioral strategies).
Pain Types
Type Typical Characteristics
Acute Sudden onset, sharp or throbbing; resolves within weeks.
Chronic Long‑lasting (>3–6 months), may be dull, burning, or stabbing.
Neuropathic Burning, tingling, electric shock‑like; often associated with nerve injury.
Inflammatory Redness, warmth, swelling; pain worsens with movement.
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Pain Intensity
Mild: slight discomfort.
Moderate: noticeable, may limit activity.
Severe: intense, often debilitating.
Managing Intensity
Medication: NSAIDs for mild–moderate; stronger analgesics or opioids (under supervision) for severe.
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