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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
- Begin by filling out the 'FUNCTIONALITY SCALE' section. Record your progress weekly by entering your average pain percentage and date.
- In the 'MY CURRENT PAIN MANAGEMENT PLAN' section, list your medications. Include the medication name, maximum dose taken, average daily intake, start and stop dates, and notes on effectiveness.
- Document healthcare providers you see for pain management in the designated field to ensure all professionals have access to your treatment history.
- For 'TREATMENTS OTHER THAN MEDICATIONS', specify any alternative treatments you've used, along with their start and stop dates and results.
- Explore self-management strategies in the provided resources section. Select tools that resonate with you and note them down.
- Finally, create an 'ACTIVITY PLAN' by listing activities you wish to incorporate into your routine, specifying duration and frequency.
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Neuropathic pain results from injury and disease in the neurons (signaling pathways), which lead to changes in the ways signals are processed by the brain.
by BH Smith 2013 Cited by 50 The development of the Map of Medicine care pathway for the management of neuropathic pain was led by the British Pain Society.