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Personalized Pain Relief

Medications are not one-size-fits-all, and at Town & Country Compounding, we formulate medication specific to the individual. 

Pain can be triggered differently between people, depending on the injury or condition, and thus must be addressed with medications that best suit the situation.

TCC will work with your provider for your personalized care.

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Sterile Medications for Intrathecal Pumps

Why would someone want or need an implanted pain pump (intrathecal pump) in their body to deliver medication for pain or spasticity?

  • Check Icon It can provide pain relief in patients who cannot achieve adequate pain control, even with high doses of oral opioid medications.
  • Check Icon Smaller doses are delivered, and side effects are minimized compared to those often experienced with larger oral doses of the same medications

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Pain Management FAQs

What is an intrathecal pain pump?

A device implanted in the body that delivers very small quantities of pain medication, directly to the fluid around the spinal cord. 

The dose of the medications delivered through the pump are very low , often less than 1% of what the oral dose of the same medication would be.

What patients may benefit from a pain pump?

Pain pumps may be beneficial in patients with:
  • Chronic severe pain
  • Chronic regional pain syndrome (CRPS)
  • Failed back surgery syndrome (continued chronic pain after surgery)
  • Cancer-related pain
  • Arachnoiditis
  • Others
Pain pumps can also help with spasticity that often occurs in patients with:
  • Cerebral palsy (CP)
  • Multiple sclerosis (MS)
  • Stroke

Why would a patient need pump refills and management at home?

“Patient social support systems, distance to a health care facility, availability of reliable transportation, and insurance coverage are also factors to consider in patients with chronic pain who may receive intrathecal medication therapy.”

Source: Intrathecal pain management: a team-based approach

When you get your pump implanted, you may choose to go to your doctor’s office for your intrathecal pump medication refills.

However, patients with more serious medical conditions and physical limitations may benefit by using services that would help with intrathecal pump pain management in their home. Your doctor can determine if that would be an option for you.

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At Town & Country Compounding, we do our best to work with the patient and the practitioner to offer alternative options.

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