A lot of chronic pain has a psychological component, which is not to say it is

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Jul 11, 2017
8:42:24am

Clark Addison All-American

A lot of chronic pain has a psychological component, which is not to say it is

all in their head, in that it is imaginary and making it up.

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Clark Addison

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A doctor suggested my wife see a psychologist to help with chronic nerve pain

MormonThug

7/11/17 8:38am

So he's saying the pain is just in her head?

7/11/17 8:40am

No. Just that anxiety caused by the pain is likely making it even worse.

MormonThug

7/11/17 8:40am

He did recommend one that's not in our network and is $225 per session.

MormonThug

7/11/17 8:41am

She does use hypnotherapy too which I thought was...interesting

MormonThug

7/11/17 8:42am

A lot of chronic pain has a psychological component, which is not to say it is

Clark Addison

7/11/17 8:42am

Got it

7/11/17 8:45am

Therapy can also help you cope with, deal with the pain in

HangookCoug

7/11/17 9:02am

I know an excellent group in Orem. Does that location work for you?

Zedhead

7/11/17 8:42am

We're in Cincinnati

MormonThug

7/11/17 8:43am

So is that a yes or a no?

cougaman

7/11/17 8:47am

never really heard of that. there are some physical therapists that will do

7/11/17 8:42am

Make sure she doesn't start tearing the house apart looking for electrical

Zedhead

7/11/17 8:49am

Wut?

MormonThug

7/11/17 9:00am

Pain which originates psychologically is quite common and very real.

bluecheese

7/11/17 8:56am

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