Acute or Chronic Back Pain

Acute pain is severe pain that comes on suddenly. It may be caused by a trauma, a cut, a bruise, a fracture, a sprain, an infection.

A pain is considered chronic if it lasts for more than six months. The onset of acute pain may be mild to severe, begin suddenly or gradually, and may come and go. Severe chronic pain usually includes, along with the pain itself, depression, insomnia, exhaustion, and weight loss or gain. It is the most challenging pain that doctors work with.

The standard medical approach has a necessary place in our armamentarium against pain because pain may warn of a fracture or a life-threatening condition like a brain tumor, internal bleeding, or something else that might need emergency medical care. Too often, the usual medical approach merely lessens the pain felt by the patient and helps the patient to live with that pain.

IDD Therapy releases spinal nerve stress and permit the body's natural healing energies to flow freely. Once the body is free of spinal nerve stress it can function better and be in a better position to heal itself. Give us a call for a consultation with Luc Dionne, DC.

Print this Page

 E-mail to a friend