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EPISODE · Apr 27, 2011 · 29 MIN

2: Nerve Pain and How to Manage it

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Elizabeth Carrigan of the Australian Pain Management Association talks about how pain management techniques helped her come to terms with chronic neuropathic pain after spinal injury. We speak to experts on neuropathic pain about how nerve damage can lead to prolonged pain and the drug treatments available, including amitriptyline, anti-epileptic drugs and the more controversial opioids. We also take a look at the issue of chronic pain after nerves are damaged in surgery or chemotherapy.Also in the programme: Dr Mark Turtle is in the chair for our Q&A session providing answers to your questions about living with and managing pain.In this programme:  Dr Steve Allen -Neuropathic Pain Elizabeth Carrigan- Living with Pain Professor Blair Smith- Neuropathic Pain Lionel Kelleway- Living with Pain Jan Barton- Growing up in Pain Dr Mick Serpell – Neuropathic Pain Dr Paul Farquar-Smith -Post-operative Pain Dr Julie Bruce – Post-operative Pain #AbleRadio #AiringPain #PainConcern

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How problems with the nervous system can give rise to chronic pain, a personal success story of pain management and a Q&A with pain specialist Dr Mark Turtle.

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