Conquering Pain : How to Prevent It, Treat It and Lead a Better Life

By Mary Abraham| Vandana V. Prakash

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About the book

Does chronic pain limit your movements? Do you feel disconcerted, exhausted, and pessimistic about the future? Does your pain forbid you from aiming higher in life? Conquering Pain, written by two highly qualified and experienced health experts, suggests remedies such as understanding the emotional factors behind physical pain. Pain is a biopsychosocial phenomenon and the mental and social processes can’t be separated from the physical. The book provides real case studies to show their journey to living a pain-free life. It also busts common myths and misinformation related to pain management and provides a list of various drug and non-drug modalities, analysing their potential.

Pages: 400

Available in: Paperback

Language: English

Mary Abraham

Dr Mary Abraham is MD (AIIMS) and DNB anaesthesiology, with thirty-five years of experience in neuroanaesthesiology, pain and palliative care. She is a senior consultant in pain at the Max Multi Speciality Centre, Panchsheel Park, New Delhi. She has several papers to her credit, has contributed chapters in various books and has co-authored Conquering Pain (2019). She has organized many conferences and conducted workshops on neuroanaesthesia and pain medicine. She has contributed medical illustrations to various books, including Managing Chronic Pain. Dr Abraham is a clinician, researcher and academician.

Vandana V. Prakash

Dr Vandana V. Prakash is a senior consultant clinical psychologist practising for the past thirty years. She has an MPhil in medical and social psychology from NIMHANS, Bangalore. She has several research papers to her credit and has co-authored chapters on suicidal behaviour in adolescents for various international publications. She has also co-authored Conquering Pain (2019). Her next book is about learning disabilities. Dr Prakash is a clinician, researcher, academician and trainer.