Pain Management
Chronic and intense uncontrolled acute pain in animals generates emotional concern for many owners. Providing optimal care can be frustrating as multiple drugs are used, individualised dosing regimens need to be determined and a pain free outcome is difficult to achieve and must be monitored and prescribed by a vet. Pain management is done in collaboration with the referring vet. A plan is then formulated to manage the pain. The owner is educated about pain assessment and instructed to start a pain diary.
Pain modulation is carried out by vet rehabbers by encouraging natural healing and improve functioning. Restoring posture by decreasing pain and muscle spasms with soft tissue techniques.
Benefits of Pain Management
- To increase blood flow to damaged tissue and cells, reducing pain and inflammation by encouraging release of natural pain killers (endorphins) through massage and myofascial release.
- Targeted treatment that relieves pain and inflammation while increasing serotonin and blood flow to the affected areas, allowing faster healing time.
- Helps relax muscles and provides nerve stimulation and regeneration, while accelerating healing and circulation.
- Chronic and intense uncontrolled acute pain in animals generates emotional concern for many owners. Providing optimal care can be frustrating as multiple drugs are used, individualised dosing regimens need to be determined and a pain free outcome is difficult to achieve and must be monitored and prescribed by a vet. Pain management is done in collaboration with the referring vet. A plan is then formulated to manage the pain. The owner is educated about pain assessment and instructed to start a pain diary. Pain modulation is carried out by vet rehabbers by encouraging natural healing and improve functioning. Restoring posture by decreasing pain and muscle spasms with soft tissue techniques.
- Improved lymphatic drainage and circulation.
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