One of the most common reasons women visit emergency rooms is sudden and severe abdominal pain. This is known as acute pain.
Personalized care starts with the right provider
Search by specialty, location, and more.
FIND A DOCTORRelated Articles
Tylenol with Codeine
Learn how Tylenol with Codeine works in the brain to change how your body feels and responds to pain, possible side effects to be aware of, and how to properly use and store this medication.
Ultracet
Learn what Ultracet is and how it works to help manage pain. Also, understand the possible side effects to be aware of and how to properly use and store this medication.
Coping with Chronic Pain
People who suffer from chronic pain that lasts longer than 3 months, endure more than just the physical symptoms related to their condition. Being in constant pain can cause you to lose sleep and become stressed or depressed, but there are ways to cope. This video will discuss how medication, therapy and the support of family and friends can help.
Describing and Rating Your Pain
There is no medical test that can tell your healthcare provider what level of pain you might be experiencing following an injury or surgery. That information has to come from you as the patient. Learning how to honestly describe and rate your pain will help your doctor determine the best way to manage that pain and get you on the road to recovery.
