What Is Pain?

Pain is often very difficult to define, as its often cause of pain is obvious; example, a broken leg, or a bruise. There are also times when the source of the pain is unseen, for example a slipped disc. It is occasionally very difficult to find the exact cause of a person’s pain. Pain relief is often available for the treatment & management of pain where the underlying cause has been established. Identifying the precise cause of an individual's pain can be a complex process, and there are scenarios where the underlying source remains elusive. In such cases, pain relief becomes a crucial aspect of treatment and management, aiming to alleviate discomfort and improve the individual's quality of life. Pain relief measures can encompass a range of approaches, including medications, physical therapy, and other interventions tailored to address specific types of pain. It is essential to recognize that effective pain management may involve a multidisciplinary approach, where healthcare professionals collaborate to understand and address the various aspects of an individual's pain experience. Ultimately, the goal of pain relief is to enhance the well-being of individuals dealing with pain, offering relief and support even when the exact cause of the pain may not be immediately evident. Open communication with healthcare providers is crucial to developing a comprehensive plan that considers both the visible and unseen sources of pain, ensuring that appropriate measures are taken to address and manage this complex aspect of human health.

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Healthcare professionals use different terms for different types of pain. 1. Short-term pain is called Acute Pain. An example is a sprained ankle. 2. Long-term is called Persistent or Chronic Pain. Back trouble or arthritis are examples. 3. Pain that comes and goes is called Recurrent or Intermittent Pain. A toothache could be one.

Most common types of pain;

• Back pain – in most cases, back pains are not caused by anything too serious.
• Headache – types of headaches include; migraine, tension headache and cluster headaches.
• Joint pain – is as a result of damage to the joints, either through disease or an injury.
• Period pain – is the result of muscular contractions of the womb.
• Muscular pain – also known as myalgia, is often the result of too much stress, tension, or physical activity.
• Dental pain – toothache is usually the result of the tooth innermost layer becoming inflamed.

What Treatments Are Available For Pain?

There are two types of treatments for pain, some are available over the counter and other are prescription only medicines. Opioid Analgesics

• Codeine
• Fentanyl
• Hydrocodone
• Hydromorphone
• Morphine
• Methadone
• Oxycodone
• Meperidine

Non-opioid Analgesics

• Paracetamol
• NSAID's such as Ibuprofen, Diclofenac, Celecoxib, Mefenamic Acid, Etoricoxib, Indomethacin

Anticonvulsants used to treat chronic pain