Pain 101 - An Education in Pain Management
   

Neurological Pain Treatment Jacksonville FL

Local resource for neurological pain treatment in Jacksonville, FL. Includes detailed information on local businesses that give access to neurological pain treatment, neurological treatment, neurological specialists, as well as information on local pain treatment center, and content on neurology.

Dr. Michael Willens
904-636-9206
4131 S. University Blvd.
Jacksonville, FL
Sebastian Castelli, D.C.
(904) 351-8966
9550 Baymeadows Rd
Jacksonville, FL
Dr.ISMAIL Salahi
(904) 296-3611
4063 Salisbury Road
Jacksonville, FL
Mary Elizabeth Schmieder, DO
4131 University Blvd S
Jacksonville, FL
Ellen A Williams
904-376-3889
4160 University Blvd
Jacksonville, FL
Shaw Chiropractic
(904) 335-8936
8705 Perimeter Park Blvd # 6
Jacksonville, FL
George P. Royal
(904) 202-7334
Baptist Cancer Institute
Jacksonville, FL
Bernard Rodriguez Canlas, MD
3599 University Blvd S Ste 803
Jacksonville, FL
Alan J. Harris
(904) 739-3688
Allied Psychological Services
Jacksonville, FL
Ismail D Salahi, DO
4063 Salisbury Rd
Jacksonville, FL
Data Provided By:
    

Brain Stimulation

Another electrical method for controlling pain, especially the widespread and severe pain of advanced cancer, is through surgically implanted electrodes in the brain.  The patient determines when and how much stimulation is needed by operating an external transmitter that beams electronic signals to a receiver under the skin that is connected to the electrodes.

As research continues to reveal the role of endorphins in the brain, neuroscientists have been able to draw more detailed brain maps of the area and pathways important in pain perception and control.  Clinical investigators have tested chronic pain patients and found that they often have lower-than-normal levels of endorphins in their spinal fluid.  If you could just boost their stores with man-made endorphins, perhaps the problems  of chronic pain patients could be solved.

Some endorphins are quickly broken down after release from nerve cells.  Other endorphins are longer lasting, but there are problems in manufacturing the compounds in quantity and getting them into the right places in the brain or spinal cord.  In a few promising studies, clinical investigators have injected an endorphin called beta-endorphin under the membranes surrounding the spinal cord.  Patients reported relief lasting for many hours.  But spinal cord injections or other techniques designed to raise the level of endorphins circulating in the brain require surgery a...

Click here to read the rest of this article from Pain101.com

 

Note: Pain101.com does NOT provide medical advice or diagnoses.  You should always consult your

physician first, before beginning any pain management regimen or if you are suffering from a medical condition.

Copyright © 2010 Marketdata Enterprises, Inc.  All Rights Reserved.