Nerve pain, neuritis can be very difficult to treat. How do you think you would interact with a patient that suffers fro...
Nerve pain, neuritis can be very difficult to treat.
How do you think you would interact with a patient that suffers from neuritis that is not decreased with medication?
Do you feel that we can help ease a patient's overall condition through empathy?
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Answer: The neuritis pain is usually the severe pain a patient feels. Patients suffering from the neuritis pain needs proper interaction. The interaction includes effective communication which includes empathy. It is important that the patient understands that the situation can be handled when he will be mentally strong and able to tolerate the pain. The interaction can divert the mind of the patients from pain. The patient should be indulge in the other occupational therapy so that he may feel comfortable. The patient's problem can be reduce by empathy, effective communication as well as providing cultural competence environment.
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