Compounding is the the most personalized form of pain management.
Pain is a medical issue that affects millions of people.
Regardless of what the pain stems from, pain management is crucial to helping patients get better and compounded medication is the most personalized form of pain management one can receive.
Why compounding?
Compounding allows the pharmacist and doctor to work together to customize a prescription for the patient specifically.
The doctor assesses the cause and level of pain and then consults with our pharmacists who can suggest the right type of medication, dosage, and strength that is necessary for the person’s age, weight, and level of pain.
Side effects like drowsiness, upset stomach, and other minor reactions can be reduced because the individual is taking a prescription that is designed specifically to manage their pain.
Custom prescriptions strengths
Because all patients vary in size, symptoms and pain tolerance, commercially available medications sometimes may not provide the appropriate dosage strengths needed. Through compounding we can provide the dosage and strength that best suits each patients’ needs specifically.
Non-opioid options for pain - Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN)
There has been an ongoing opioid epidemic that has severely affected the world, but especially here in the United States. Narcotic pain medications can pull patients into addiction.
As many health issues and procedures call for addressing pain, the need for non-opioid options for pain has grown in popularity to eliminate the risk of addiction.
Low dose naltrexone (LDN) has been studied for decades for its utilization in reducing pain and inflammation, specifically for those living with chronic pain and autoimmune conditions.
Topical preparations for pain – gel, creams and sprays
Topical medications absorb directly through the skin and are applied directly to the area of pain, bypassing the gastrointestinal tract which helps to avoid potential side effects such as stomach upset or drowsiness.
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Optimize experiences with addressing chronic and acute pain with compounded medications that cater to comfort and specific needs.