If you are suffering from neuropathic pain and in need of treatment in London, then you have come to the right place. Here at the London Interventional Clinic, our team of clinicians have years of experience when it comes to neuropathic pain and can suggest treatment and medication to help treat the pain you are experiencing. When you choose London Interventional Clinic to help with your neuropathic pain in London, you can have complete peace of mind that all of our treatment plans are tailored to suit the needs of the individual patient.
Neuropathic pain is a pain in the somatosensory nervous systems, either by damage or disease. Neuropathic pain may arise following damage to a nerve although in individual cases the exact mechanism may be unclear. Causes include trauma, toxins, metabolic compounds, immune reactions, ischemia, and infection. However, only a minority of those with nerve damage develop chronic neuropathic pain. The development of neuropathic pain is associated with a genetic predisposition and is influenced by emotional factors such as fear and anger. Chronic pain does not necessarily emerge immediately after an injury or operation and may take days or even weeks to develop leading to a lower level of clinical recognition.
We are neuropathic pain specialists in London, so you can rest assured that we have your best interests at heart. Our team will work with you to ensure that the neuropathic pain that you experience is well managed. No matter what type of pain you are feeling, you can rest assured that our team of experts will be able to help you, as neuropathic pain specialists we have helped to treat people who suffer with:
There’s no need to worry if you don’t see above the part where you experience pain; these are just a few of the areas we deal with. No matter where in your body you are experiencing neuropathic pain, be sure to get in touch with London Interventional Clinic.
Neuropathic pain is typically described as sharp, gnawing, shooting, or burning. It may be associated with an easily demonstrable sensory loss and paradoxical hypersensitivity. Hyperalgesia describes an exaggerated response to a painful stimulus, such as a pinprick. Allodynia describes an unpleasant or painful response associated with an innocuous stimulus, such as light touch. Both of these are temporarily present in areas of sunburned skin, but these abnormal responses may be permanent in neuropathic pain. Phantom limb pain is another well-known form of neuropathic pain. Silas Weir Mitchell, a physician during the American Civil War, famously described this condition. Patients may report incredibly vivid sensations in their missing limb. There are also numerous patients with phantom breasts, noses, penises and anuses. Remarkably, there are cases of people who have phantom limbs even though their limb was congenitally absent.
Here at London Interventional Clinic we understand that it isn’t pleasant or easy for our patients who are experiencing pain. That is why we endeavour to assess patients and their individual needs, then draw up treatment plans that are bespoke to the individual. As leading pain management specialists, we have many years of experience when it comes to treating an array of neuropathic pain and symptoms. To book an appointment simply get in touch with a member of our team.
London Interventional Clinic has a team of neuropathic pain specialists on hand in London to help patients of all ages manage their pain. Over the years our team have helped a number of patients and are renowned for their excellent reputation and treatment plans. The team here take a holistic approach when it comes to treating patients. At your first initial consultation with our neuropathic pain specialist, we will assess your medical history and examine you so we can make informed decisions when it comes to your treatment plan. If you are not being referred we ask you to complete a pain questionnaire in advance to compile your history, meaning that your initial consultation can focus on examination and discussion.
Our team of professional and trained clinicians will take into account all clinical and lifestyle factors that are affecting or impacting your condition. As part of your treatment plan, you may find that your consultant will want to review this periodically. With years of experience and a wealth of knowledge when it comes to neuropathic pain, there’s no reason for you to go anywhere else.
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