SEEING A PAIN SPECIALIST

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Dear Group:

Controling pain and inflamation is an important part of the antibiotic

protocol.

Seeing a pain specialist can be most helpful in accomplishing this. A pain

specialist is an MD with special training in pain management. They know how to

use methods for pain control that regular MD's have not been trained in.

Examples are pain blocks, epidurals, botox for shoulder and low back pain,

etc. Now, many HMO's have a pain specialist.

If your HMO does not have one, enclosed are some on line directories along wth

some URL's on botox for pain management:

1-ON LINE DIRECTORIES OF PAIN SPECIALISTS:

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http://www.sppm.org/Pain%20SpecialistsDirectory.htm

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http://www.chronicpaincanada.org/

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AAPM - Member Search Request Page

http://www.aapainmanage.org/aapm/memsrcht.html

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http://www.pain.com/painclinics/default.cfm

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http://www.painnet.com/pubinfo.html

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goodDoctors

http://www.widomaker.com/~skipb/goodDoctors.html

---------------------------------- recommended pain and spine doctors

http://backandneck.about.com/library/bldoctors.htm

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2-BOTOX PAIN INJECTIONS INFORMATION:

http://www.painmed.com/serv06.htm

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http://www.healthandage.com/Home/gid2=1232

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http://www.southshoreneurologic.com/botox-dystonia/botox-1.html

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HAVE A PAIN FREE NEW YEAR,

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