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Reduce the pain of injections by Dr. Aniruddha M. Medical Doctor Posted Tue 18 Nov 2008 12:17am Reduce the pain of injections: "Feel no pain! German researchers have discovered that coughing during an injection can lessen the pain of the needle stick. According to Taras Usichenko, author of a study on the phenomenon, the trick causes a sudden, temporary rise in pressure in the chest and spinal canal, inhibiting the pain-conducting Read on »
Do You Have Pain With Your Injections? by Jeff Pile Posted Tue 29 Jun 2010 8:38am I received and email yesterday from the founder of a company called DiaVibe and he asked me if I'd direct those of you who give yourselves injections to his website to complete a short survey. DiaVibe is developing a medical device to reduce the pain of needle injections, and want to involve potential users in the development process. Please take Read on »
Juvederm XC - Less Painful Injectable Filler? by Dr. Tony Y. Medical Doctor Posted Tue 02 Feb 2010 5:55pm Allergan has just received FDA approval for Juvederm XC, the newest hyaluronic acid injectable filler formulated with lidocaine for greater comfort. In their study they found that 93% of the patients treated with Juvederm XC had less pain than when treated with the non-lidocaine formulation of Juvederm. That sounds good to me. I'm very fond Read on »
MP'S INVOLVED TALKS ON BACK PAIN INJECTIONS... by Barmac Posted Wed 05 Jan 2011 2:26pm According to BackCare News MP's are calling for top level talks in the apparently long running NHS row over the cutting of routine injections to help back pain sufferers. Complaints were made to Health Minister Anne Milton that some areas were operating a 'postcode lottery' by denying back pain sufferers relief which is available in other trust areas Read on »
Botox - Botox Injection for Chronic Pain - Does Botox Work For Chronic Back or Neck Pain? by Rudy S. Patient Expert Posted Wed 24 Sep 2008 12:40pm This is an article about Botox for the treatment of chronic back or neck pain Link: Botox - Botox Injection for Chronic Pain - Does Botox Work For Chronic Back or Neck Pain?. Read on »
Achieving Relief of Back Pain With Facet Injections by Dr. Graeme T. Doctor of Chiropracty Posted Wed 28 Dec 2011 7:12am antianxiety drug to help for the injection. Most individuals are able to walk right after the injection but most will end up needing a ride home. The patient should notice pain relief... Facet injections are minimally invasive procedures that temporarily relieve pain resulting from an inflammation in a facet joint. Pain associated with a facet joint Read on »
Medical device to reduce the pain of needle injections by stuart Patient Expert Posted Tue 06 Jul 2010 12:00am written by Cole Bonner for the readers of Stu's Views & M.S. News My name is Cole and I'm working with a startup company called DiaVibe ( www. DiaVibe .com ). At DiaVibe we are developing a medical device to reduce the pain of needle injections using high frequency vibration. We are looking for input from those of you who self-inject Read on »
How Did I Cure My Achilles Tendon Pain Without Medicine, Injections, or Surgery? by Dr. Andrew Schneider Posted Mon 07 Feb 2011 8:00am , Exracorporeal Pulse Activated Technology. This painless (trust me...I'm a wimp when it comes to pain) therapy uses thousands of shockwaves over the course of under five minutes... what? My pain is gone! We now have EPAT available in our Houston foot and ankle office. In addition to Achilles tendon pain, the therapy is effective for plantar fasciitis Read on »
Are IVF injections painful ? by Dr. Aniruddha M. Medical Doctor Posted Wed 13 Oct 2010 7:44pm patients are understandably reluctant to take these shots because they have been told that these injections are painful ! While it's no fun to take injections , the good news is that the injections used for IVF treatment are not painful ! Lupron and Anatgon ( which are used for downregulation) and given subcutaneously, just like a diabetic takes insulin injections Read on »
Trick of the Trade: Minimizing propofol injection pain by Michelle Lin Medical Doctor Posted Tue 24 Jan 2012 12:00am "Ow, that burnnnnssss... ow! ow! ow! ... zzzzzz..." As many as 60% of patients report significant pain with the injection of IV propofol. Once a patient experiences pain, it's too late to reverse it. Often all you can do is to tell them that the pain will subside in a few seconds. What can you do preemptively to minimize the pain ... Read on »