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What treatments are available for chronic pain?
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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
Treatment is personalised and may include:
- Medications for pain, inflammation, or nerve sensitivity
- Injections or nerve blocks to calm irritated nerves
- Physiotherapy to improve strength and movement
- Mind-body approaches like mindfulness or cognitive behavioural therapy
- Lifestyle changes for better sleep, nutrition, and stress management
The goal is to help you move better, feel better, and live more fully — whether you’re in Melbourne’s east, south-east, or inner suburbs.Report this post
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