Christopher Gay, MD | Source | Founder at Alaska Center For Pain Relief Inc.
Christopher Gay, MD
Founder at Alaska Center For Pain Relief Inc.
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Christopher Gay is the Founder at Alaska Center For Pain Relief Inc. He is well-versed in a wide range of diagnostic tests and procedures, and believes that understanding pain conditions and how they are treated is the foremost step in empowering patients to take control of their pain. He is comfortable with all aspects of pain management when deemed appropriate recognizing that it often takes a team approach to treat pain effectively.
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Fentanyl may impair breathing minutes before its sedative effect kicks in
Doctors use fentanyl to help control surgical pain, but some information regarding proper dosing and monitoring is lacking. Because of its potency, it can also cause serious harm when people use fentanyl illicitly.
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Expert Insights on Managing Cervical Radiculopathy
Dr. Gay explains, “Cervical radiculopathy occurs when a nerve in the neck is compressed, often due to herniated discs or arthritis.” Symptoms include radiating pain, numbness, and muscle weakness. Diagnosis involves medical history, physical exams, and imaging tests. Treatments range from physical therapy and medications to surgical options. Prevention includes good posture, regular exercise, and avoiding repetitive neck movements.
