How is cognitive behavioral therapy used to treat pain?

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Dr. Michael Roizen answered:

Cognitive behavioral therapy is now a common tool used in the arsenal of pain relief. Other helpful therapies include biofeedback, guided imagery, deep breathing, and meditation. They work to lower your level of consciousness and have the potential to lower your level and pain and greatly enhance your life.

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