Medications

Medications are only ONE part of a successful treatment plan. They are appropriate when they provide benefit, improve function and have either no or mild, manageable side effects. Importantly, medications (even if natural) are chemical substances not expected in the body, and as such have side effects. Some of the side effects might be unknown. The use of medications/drugs for any purpose requires patient consent. The information presented here is based on the disclaimer you accepted when you entered this site.

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Headaches

Medications to help prevent headaches

Medications to stop headaches when they occur

Chronic pain

Medications to help reduce chronic pain - non-opioid

Medication to help reduce chronic pain - opioid

Medications to stop breakthrough pain

Neurology

Seizures

Memory - Alzheimer's, dementia

Restless Legs Syndrome

Parkinson disease and parkinsonism

Multiple sclerosis

 

 

 

 

 

 

MEDICATIONS

 

Medications are only one part of a successful treatment regimen. Patients who employ physical modalities in addition to medication typically demonstrate greater improvement compared to those who use medications alone.

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