Understanding the Complexity of Pain

Pain is complicated, pain is messy, and chronic/persistent pain is one of the most challenging problems currently faced in health care. This video is a part of a series of videos presented by Leonard Van Gelder, DPT, ATC, TPS, CSCS, Director of Pain Treatment for Generation Care. These videos are designed primarily for existing patients and clients treated at Generation Care but are available to the public as resources regarding understanding of chronic/persistent pain syndromes. Pain is a very individual experience and videos alone are typically not enough to help you understand YOUR pain, we recommend these videos are viewed in conjunction with consultation of a pain treatment specialist. Visit www.generationcare.org for more information and links to further information.

[@yaavoiceinabox]

Do you have a video describing what your going to do to them to start redirecting the signals of the nerves. This was a great video describing what are nerves do, and how they are influenced.

[@jorothbaum4114]

great vid, nice break down of nociception and out puts and I love the end, how you explain movement can influence input. TFS

[@syedasameezahra6498]

Good information

[@misterp4865]

Great video! Thanks a lot for uploading it! I hope to see more videos like this!

[@hdv6]

I have spontaneous 24/7 facial pain. How is it even possible ?

[@rexnakhanomali]

I got back pain and my left knees

[@gamef7636]

🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@0.5kontrolkalemi]

İngilizcem yetmez ama burdan anlayabilirsiniz yorumumu 👏💯

[@mildredbradway1790]

Oviously You have not live with daily Cronic Pain from a failed Total Knee Replacement. Or OsteoArthritis in every Major Joints, bone Spurs, Siactic, Lumbar, Thorastic Pain. Some people can't have Nsaids because it causes bleeding. Some peopke can't have Steroid injections because of Osteoprosis. Some people can't have Tyenol because of high Alkaline Phosphates caused by steroid injections. Tyenol causes Liver damage when taken in high doseage recommended by your doctor 1250 mg 3 times?a day when Tyenol does not treat inflammation. Go figure?

[@TLAA68]

Mildred i am sorry you're in chronic pain, I too have been since 2010. Recently I was sent to a pain clinic that deals with the entire person (body, mind and spirit) and its been amazing! I rarely ever take high doses of any type of pain reliever. Hopefully you will be able to be out of enough pain to see that this video is actually correct. Hugs from Canada