明智地应对持续的疼痛:来自教父神学和临床经验的见解

IF 0.2 4区 哲学 0 PHILOSOPHY
Farr A Curlin
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在过去的一代人中,临床医生一直被教导要治疗病人的疼痛,直到病人说疼痛减轻。阿片类药物危机迫使临床医生和患者重新考虑这种方法。这篇文章特别考虑了基督徒如何假设并寻求克服他们持续痛苦的经历。对疼痛,特别是慢性疼痛的明智和忠诚的反应,可以从早期基督徒如何理解医学和痛苦在忠诚生活中的地位中得到启示。这导致不要求药物来解决持续的疼痛,特别是不通过使用阿片类药物。抑制用药物治疗慢性疼痛的冲动需要患者的耐心,也需要临床医生的耐心和毅力。
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Responding Wisely to Persistent Pain: Insights from Patristic Theology and Clinical Experience
Abstract For most of the past generation, clinicians have been taught to treat patients' pain until the patient says it is relieved. The opioid crisis has forced both clinicians and patients to reconsider that approach. This essay considers how Christians in particular might assume and seek to overcome their experiences of persistent pain. Wise and faithful responses to pain, especially chronic pain, can take their bearings from how early Christians made sense of the place of both medicine and suffering in a faithful life. This results in not asking medicine to resolve persistent pain, especially not through the use of opioids. Resisting the impulse to medicalize chronic pain will require patience on the part of those who suffer, and both patience and fortitude on the part of the clinicians to whom they present.
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