Led by a team of highly trained doctors, the department of Pain & Palliative Medicine at Aster Hospital offers specialized interventional and non-interventional treatment for management of pain due to various illnesses and injuries in patients of all ages. Multidisciplinary in approach, we offer customised, guideline-based treatment to patients, with the support of trained nurses and therapists. The course of the pain management treatment is determined after a detailed assessment of the patient’s medical problem, current health condition, symptoms, intensity of pain and lifestyle/ psychosocial background. Pain management treatment plans often include physiotherapy and rehabilitation sessions to ensure sustained relief.
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FAQs
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When should someone seek specialist help for chronic pain?
Specialist care may be helpful when pain continues for a long time, affects daily activities, or is difficult to manage with usual treatment.
Is palliative care only for people in the final stages of an illness?
No. Palliative care can be provided from the time of diagnosis of a serious or life-threatening illness, alongside treatments intended to control or treat the disease.
Is palliative care available for children with serious illnesses?
Yes. Paediatric palliative care is available for children and young adults with life-limiting illnesses, with care planned around their physical, emotional, social, and spiritual needs.
Can chronic pain be managed without surgery?
Yes. Pain management may include non-interventional treatments, physiotherapy, rehabilitation, and other approaches based on the cause and severity of the pain.
Can family members receive support during palliative care?
Yes. Families can receive counselling and psychological support to help them cope with the emotional challenges associated with serious illness and bereavement.
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