About The Chronic Pain Book
The chronic pain book was not written by anybody in a position to exploit or condone the existence of chronic pain for profit. Such books written by healthcare practitioners, pharmaceutical representatives, and the like, are usually only advertising pieces to promote “miracle cures” or moneymaking but usually ineffective approaches. This pain book was written by a 30 year veteran sufferer who combined research conducted over a ten year period with first hand experience.
During the years of researching for his chronic pain book, author David Navarria, co-founder of the Complete Chronic Pain Condition Organization, (CCPC Organization) realized that in most cases of extended chronic pain, a cumulative effect usually takes place with such sufferers. The consequence is an accumulation of additional afflictions, and issues and is the basis of Complete Chronic Pain Condition. Physical, mental, emotional, medical, social, and political matters are just some of the elements involved in treating, influencing and governing this horrendous infirmity that resides with and beyond chronic pain. The reality of Complete Chronic Pain Condition is not an easy concept for a sufferer of chronic pain to grasp or accept. For most long-term chronic pain sufferers, acceptance of it is really the doorway to the only means of valid treatment.
The book is divided into three main sections:
An Introduction To Complete Chronic Pain Condition
Understanding People And The World In Which We Live
CCPC: Condition And Treatment
In “An Introduction To Complete Chronic Pain Condition,” the author addresses the fundamental issues of pain. The reader learns about pain, chronic pain, and complete chronic pain condition.
In “Understanding People And The World In Which We Live,” the author addresses the root of all social interaction of humans. Here, the reader learns how these facts are connected to the world of chronic pain. That connection includes sufferers, their families, their relationship to other sufferers, caregivers, governing forces, etc.
In “CCPC: Condition And Treatment,” the author moves on to address the complete condition and all the things involved in the treatment of chronic pain. The relationship of these established facts and how they impact effective treatment.
Some of the things covered in the pain book are:
Preventative measures to take
Stages of chronic pain
Depression and anxiety
Dealing with social matters
Social stigmas and how to deal with them and other social issues
Things that directly and indirectly affect chronic pain
Medication
How to avoid being a target for profit makers
How to qualify a good doctor and other medical practitioners
How to deal with doctors and other medical practitioners
Mental and physical states and how they prey upon each other
And much more