Types of pain

1. Phantom pain (pain feels like it's coming from a body part that is no longer there)

1.1. Management

1.1.1. Nonopioids (Ibuprofen)

1.1.2. antidepressants

1.1.3. nonpharmacological treatmens such as acupuncture

2. Soft tissue pain

2.1. Back or neck pain

2.2. Bursits (inflammation of a bursa(fluid filled sac or saclike cavity))

2.3. Sport injuries

3. Reffered pain (pain feels like it is coming from one particular location but is the result of an injury in another structure)

3.1. Management

3.1.1. Nonopioids (Ibuprofen)

3.1.2. cold/warm compresses

3.1.3. Nonpharmacological treatment such as massage

4. Nerve pain

4.1. causes

4.1.1. Alcoholism

4.1.2. An injury to the brain or nerve

4.1.3. Cancer

4.1.4. Vitamin B12 deficiency

4.1.5. Stroke (sudden bleeding in the brain)

5. Managment

5.1. Antidepressants

5.2. Anticonvulsants (antiepileptic drugs)

5.3. nonpharmacological treatments such as cognitive-behavioral therapy

6. Management

6.1. Nonopioids (Ibuprofen)

6.2. nonpharmacological treatmants such as ice, physiotherapy

7. Management

7.1. Nonopioids(Ibuprofen)

7.2. Opoids(Morphin)

7.3. Nonpharmacological treatment such as ice or bioelectric therapy

8. Management

8.1. Nonopioids (Ibuprofen)

8.2. Opioids (Morphin)

8.3. Surgery

9. Acute pain

9.1. A fall

9.2. A broken bone

9.3. Burns or cuts

10. Chronic pain

10.1. Cancer

10.2. Circulation problems

10.3. Diabetes (problem with sugar in blood)

10.4. Headache

11. Breakthrough pain (sudden short increase in pain)

11.1. Occurs with physical activity

11.2. Occurs with coughing

11.3. Occurs with illness

11.4. Occurs with stress

12. Bone pain

12.1. Cancer

12.2. Fracture (broken bone)

12.3. infection

12.4. leukemia (cancer of the body's blood forming tissues)

13. Management

13.1. Nonopioids (Ibuprofen)

13.2. Opioids (Morphin)

13.3. Antidepressants

13.4. Nonpharmacological treatment such as bioelectric therapy, radiation therapy

14. Management

14.1. short acting opioid (Tramadol)

14.2. Nonpharmacological treatments such as acupuncture or relaxation techniques