This is a pain information website run by Doctor Richard Walker, Consultant in Pain Management. It provides information, help and advice for pain sufferers and their carers on the diagnosis and treatment of common acute and chronic pain complaints. Common pain syndromes include low back pain, mid back pain, neck pain, muscle pain and aches, fibromyalgia, minor ligament injuries, arthritis pain and other joint problems, sciatica and other spinal nerve problems, neuralgias (pinched nerve, trapped nerve) and other nerve pains. There is information about investigations and pain treatment options, such as self help strategies, pain relief medication choices, injection treatments, stretches and exercises.

My aim is to help people improve their pain relief and coping abilities, and to reduce their stress, anxiety and depression through knowledge and understanding.

How to find your way around this site

  • Click on the navigation menus and folders on the left OR
  • Use the Google Site Search at the top of each page

NHS Waiting Times - The 18 Week RTT Patient Pathway

  • What the government would like to achieve
  • Implications for chronic pain patients in the NHS

Please also look at :-

  • Click Here if you have already purchased the CD ROM or Pain Gone Pen and not supplied your delivery address.
  • Online consultation for email advice about the management of your pain problem.
  • About The Pain Clinic for my CV, painful conditions treated, and the range of pain relieving treatments available.
  • Private Charges for a full list of charges for private consultations and treatment.
  • Clinics for contact details and maps for my Private and NHS clinics.
  • MRI Scans for further information on low cost private MRI scans.
  • Exercises for the neck, back, shoulder, arm, hip, buttock, and leg.
  • Pain Gone Pen - a low cost simple non-drug self-help pain device for home use.
  • News to discover the latest site news.
  • Domain names to buy pain related website names
  • Login to access the member's area by clicking on

 
 
 
 
 
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