Cycle of Health
Medical Student Minute | Multimodal Pain Control
Special | 1m 19sVideo has Closed Captions
Schyler Turner shares how doctors can personalize treatments to control your pain.
On the next “Medical Student Minute”, Schyler Turner shares how doctors can personalize treatments to control your pain.
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Cycle of Health is a local public television program presented by WCNY
Cycle of Health
Medical Student Minute | Multimodal Pain Control
Special | 1m 19sVideo has Closed Captions
On the next “Medical Student Minute”, Schyler Turner shares how doctors can personalize treatments to control your pain.
Problems playing video? | Closed Captioning Feedback
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Hi.
I'm Skyler Turne with a cool med school discovery about reducing post-surgery pain without heavy opioids.
Opioids were the go to, but contributed to tragic addictions.
Now surgeons prescribe multimodal pain control instead of one strong drug.
They can combine smaller doses of opioids with meds like acetaminophen, NSAIDs, local anesthetics and sometimes add nerve blocks.
This targets multiple pain pathways, and there's less grogginess, less nausea, faster recovery.
I recently had a patient very worried about post-op pain and addiction.
Seeing his relief when he understood our multimodal approach was one of the cooles experiences of med school yet.
Modern surgery isn't just cutting and stitching.
It's personalized science.
Back pain control.
I'm med student Skylar Turner.

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