Chronic pain consultation with Dr. Naila Debbache

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Chronic pain

Understand your pain so you can manage it better

Chronic pain can take up a great deal of space in everyday life. It may disrupt sleep, limit movement, and make work or daily activities more difficult. When pain persists or keeps returning for three months or longer, a medical assessment can help clarify the symptoms, the factors that make the pain worse, and the treatments already tried. Possible causes may be related to joints, muscles, nerves, inflammation, or another medical condition.

At Clinique Santé Lambert & Lévesque in Ile-Perrot, family physician Dr. Naila Debbache sees adults living with persistent pain. The consultation considers your medical history, how your symptoms have changed, and how well previous treatments have worked. Depending on your situation, Dr. Debbache may recommend a care plan, request additional tests, or refer you to another professional or specialized service.

Frequently asked questions about chronic pain

Pain is generally considered chronic when it persists or keeps returning for three months or longer, or continues beyond the normal healing period. It may be constant or intermittent, and its intensity can vary.

Would you like to have persistent pain assessed?

Book an appointment with Dr. Naila Debbache at Clinique Santé Lambert & Lévesque in Ile-Perrot. The consultation will review your symptoms, how they have changed, and the treatments you have already tried.