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When should I see a pain specialist?
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Dr Gloria Seah
Pain Medicine Specialist
www.melbournepain.com.au Dr Gloria Seah is a dual certified Specialist Pain Medicine Physician and Specialist Anaesthetist registered as a Fellow of the Australia and New Zealand … View Profile
Consider booking with a pain management doctor in Richmond, Berwick or Glen Waverley if:
- Your pain has lasted over three months
- It’s affecting your work, hobbies, or sleep
- Over-the-counter treatments aren’t helping
- You’re worried about side effects from medication
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