Post-Surgical Pain in Columbus Ohio

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Surgery may heal major health issues, but sometimes pain after surgery needs to be managed carefully with the right treatment customized for your specific pain and intensity. Pain after surgery may occur due to:

  • Incision wounds
  • Burns from a grafting procedure
  • Organ damage
  • Nerve damage
  • Tissue damage

At Pain Zero, our pain care specialists will prescribe a personalized pain management plan after gathering more information about the type of pain you're experiencing and the location of the pain. We also will ask about the severity of the pain, the duration of pain, and whether it prohibits you from performing daily functions. Our team recommends you seek medical attention immediately if pain symptoms are severe enough to cause:

  • Confusion
  • High fever
  • Shortness of breath
  • Chest pain
  • Unbearable pain that makes you lethargic

We have treated thousands of patients with persistent pain after:

  • Thoracotomy
  • Inguinal Hernia Repair
  • Abdominal Surgery
  • Hysterectomy
  • Gyn Surgery
  • Total Hip Replacement
  • Total Knee Replacement
  • Foot and Ankle Surgery

What Increases Your Risk of Post-Surgical Pain?

Certain factors can increase your risk of post-surgical pain, including age, medical history, the complexity of your surgery, and how well you take care of yourself during recovery. At Pain Zero, our experienced team members work hard to reduce your risk of pain and discomfort. We accomplish this by monitoring your progress closely and addressing any issues that may arise before they become a larger problem. Patients who follow their personalized treatment plan and take the necessary precautions during recovery can reduce their risk of post-surgical pain.

After surgery, some patients may experience lingering pain during the healing process. At Pain Zero, we want to understand the type of pain you're having and at what intensity. Once we gather your medical, surgical, and pharmaceutical history and perform a physical examination, we may also order some specific tests, including blood tests, X-rays, CT scans, or sonograms, to check for any post-surgery complications.

Our pain care specialists will develop a comprehensive plan that best fits your post-surgical needs as you heal. We may recommend any of the following:

  • Pain Management Medication
  • Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory medication
  • Nerve blocks
  • Injections
  • Spinal Cord Stimulation
  • DRG Stimulation
  • Pain Pump Therapy
  • Structured Physical Therapy

What to Expect After Post-Surgical Pain Treatment

At Pain Zero, we understand that your post-surgical pain may not go away overnight. This is why patients should follow up with our staff as recommended. We can check on your progress and make any necessary adjustments to your treatment plan. Some minor adjustments to your diet and exercise routine can help relieve lingering discomfort. We may also provide additional resources for patients in Central Ohio to better understand their diagnosis and learn how to manage their symptoms effectively at home. Our team is committed to helping you find the relief you need to feel your best after surgery.

This is my first visit it went pretty good I felt relaxed with them and it seemed like he truly really wanted to help me to get my pain in order and I'm looking forward to my next visit till I see I can see where we go next on handling my pain shook my hand very polite very good doctor

H.M. Google

Everyone I encountered was exceptionally competent and very pleasant to deal with. I feel fortunate to have been referred to Pain Zero and setting my appointment with Dr T.

M.F. Google

I love Pain Zero in New Albany. Dr. Harris is amazing! He takes time to listen to my concerns and offers treatment that's in my best interest! He always explains in detail, anything I don't understand! The staff are all very friendly and always make me feel welcome!

Y.S. Google

Doctor Harris is very concerned about his patients he listens to what you have to say about your pain and health and gives very good advice on getting better

J.D. Google

I've been coming here for 4 months now after trying to manage my back pain issues with every other treatment and medicine that my previous specialists offered from May 2022 until Nov 2023. In these 4 months I've had more improvement in mobility and pain relief than i did in all of 2022 and 2023. I've also seen a significant weight loss from being able to move better, cook my own food, and work again. Pain Zero also offer medicine when needed between procedures and more importantly they listen to the issues you're having and provide safe and effective pain relief. I wish I would have came here 2 years ago when my issues first started, but I'm thankful to have found a great doctor and pain management center now. Why I would suggest Pain Zero over a place that rhymes with Northo Oro for spine and neck issues through my personal experience. (Dr. C and his orthopedic team at "Northo Oro" are awesome!) I feel Dr Taif at Pain Zero listened to my issues and concerns with the pain and offered options he felt was best for me. I was very hesitant after many short lived & underwhelming procedures at the other places. Pain Zero offers all the same out patient surgical procedures as the bigger ortho centers. The difference in that is the big centers have around 30 people on staff and PZ has about 5. So the costs of the procedures are far less and you don't have an audience in the room either like the other place.

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Pain after surgery is expected and often caused by a variety of factors, such as damage to the tissue or nerves, the incision wound, or the organs, but the pain should not be prolonged or severe. Our experts at Pain Zero will develop a plan for relief from constant pain. Schedule an appointment at our Central Ohio office to learn more about how our team treats and manages post-surgery pain.

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Is it normal to feel pain while recovering from surgery?
Feeling some pain during your recovery from surgery is normal. Most pain can be controlled with pain relievers or prescription pain medication. Pain that persists or is unmanageable should be discussed with your provider.
What should I do if my pain is not going away after a few days?
Contact our team if your pain is uncontrollable and not improving in the days and weeks following your surgical procedure.
What are my pain management options at Pain Zero?
A customized pain management plan will be created for you depending on the type of surgery you had, the severity of the pain you are experiencing, and the status of your recovery. This may include medication, additional procedures, or physical therapy.
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