The relationship between anxiety and pain

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The relationship between anxiety and pain

David Hanscom’s orthopaedic spine surgery practice focused on patients with failed back surgeries. He quit his practice in Seattle, WA to present his insights into solving chronic pain, which evolved from his own battle with it. His book, Back in Control is associated with an action plan, “The DOC Journey”, which guides patients in solving mental and physical pain.

His latest book Do You Really Need Spine Surgery? Take Control with a Surgeon’s Advice is intended for health care providers and patients alike to make an informed decision about undergoing spinal surgery.

Spine surgeon Dr David Hanscom explains what the operating room taught him about the relationship between anxiety and pain.

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Dr David Hanscom

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