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email article Psychological interventions can help reduce risk of persistent pain after surgery but timing is critical, a pain expert said at the virtual 2021 American Academy of Pain Medicine annual meeting. We can look at chronic pain as occurring in a very linear process, said Ravi Prasad, PhD, of University of California Davis, in a meeting session about multimodal ways to prevent chronic post-surgical pain. By definition, pain starts off as something acute, Prasad noted. The acute phase includes assessments and treatment to try to eliminate pain quickly. When the pain condition fails to respond to some of these initial treatments, it starts to enter the subacute category, Prasad said. The patient is still engaged in different medical workups to try to identify the cause of the pain and still participating in treatments, but they haven t responded to the interventions in the manner expected, meaning the pain continues to persist. This is usually about 3 to 6 mon

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