Neuropsychiatry
Pain (12 contents)
What are the non-pharmacological methods of treating pain in children?
Pain in children is a common clinical problem, and its proper assessment and management are crucial for the safety, comfort and recovery of young patients. Non-pharmacological treatment methods,...
Find out about the current standards for assessing pain in children
One of the most important aspects of paediatric care is the assessment of pain in children before, during and after medical procedures. It is worth remembering that this cannot be based solely on the...
Is the analgesic effect of cannabis just an illusion? Find out about the discovery of the latest research!
Living with chronic pain undeniably makes daily life impossible. Many patients turn to medical cannabis in an attempt to cope. And while it is widely believed that cannabis for pain does indeed help,...
What does right side pain mean?
Pain in the right side of the body can signal a number of different health conditions, ranging from mild to severe. Identifying the cause of pain in this area requires an understanding of the...
Foreign body in the eye: what does first aid look like?
Screaming, crying and holding the eye with your hand - these are the first things you will observe when a foreign body enters your child's eye. How do you help your child? When should you go to the...
Laminectomy: what is the procedure and when is it performed?
Laminectomy is a term that is rather not easy to come across. The term describes a neurosurgical procedure that, when carried out, can free the patient from conditions such as chronic pain syndromes...
Causes of toothache other than caries
Toothache may gradually increase or suddenly appear and have a high intensity, and it may be of various character - sometimes it is a throbbing pain, and sometimes a throbbing pain. The causes of...
