Types of Pain
Ranging between mild to severe, occasional, pulsating (throbbing) or constant and often described as an aching, burning or a sharp stabbing pain, the duration and severity of the pain can be depend on the injury or illness and can be easily categorised into one of two forms of pain, acute and chronic.
Acute Pain
Classified as a short term pain lasting up to 3 months, Acute pain is the sensation you feel instantly after an injury, it is the signal from your body that is has just under gone a physical trauma and depending on the severity of the injury will determine the level of pain.
Common Forms
Acute Pain is usually treatable - Speak to your healthcare professional or pharmacist for pain solutions today
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Although acute pain is short term we understand one day in pain can feel life a life time, speak to your local pharmacist today about pain options available.
Chronic Pain (Persistent)
Chronic pain is an ongoing pain that will usually last longer the 6 months continuing after the injury or illness that coursed it has healed, this happens when the pain signals remain active for months to years in the nervous system. Chronic pain may range from mild to severe requiring complex pain management solution and in most cases a health condition.
Common Forms
Don't let Chronic pain control your life, speak to your pharmacist today about the pain management salutations available to you.
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