Pain outlook quiz

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  When you think about managing your pain, what's your go-to strategy?

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  • A.
    I'm all about embracing new therapies and making lifestyle tweaks.
  • B.
    I tend to rely on the medical system, though I'm not sure it's the best long-term plan.
  • C.
    I keep a positive mindset, but sometimes I feel like I need more help than I'm getting.
  • D.
    I'm open to holistic approaches, but I believe specialized medical advice is crucial for me.
  • E.
    I'm dealing with severe pain and feel like I've tried everything.
• 2.
  How would you describe your current level of pain?

  • A.
    It's there, but I'm managing and always looking for new ways to improve.
  • B.
    It varies, and when its too intense I sometimes feel a bit lost in how to handle it.
  • C.
    It's pretty intense, but I try to stay upbeat and hopeful.
  • D.
    It's moderate, but I'm actively seeking professional medical advice.
  • E.
    It's severe and often overwhelming, affecting my daily life.
• 3.
  When it comes to your pain management journey, what's your biggest concern?

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  • A.
    I'm worried I might not find the right combination of therapies and lifestyle changes.
  • B.
    I'm concerned about being too dependent on the healthcare system.
  • C.
    I fear my positivity won't be enough to manage my pain levels.
  • D.
    I'm anxious about not getting the specialized medical attention I might need.
  • E.
    I'm afraid that my severe pain might never be fully managed.
• 4.
  How do you feel about integrating holistic well-being practices into your pain management routine?

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  • A.
    I'm enthusiastic and always on the lookout for new holistic methods to try.
  • B.
    I'm open to it but feel a bit skeptical about how much it can help.
  • C.
    I'm positive about it, though I'm not sure if it's enough for my situation.
  • D.
    I see the value, but I think I need to consult with a medical professional first.
  • E.
    I'm willing to explore it, but my pain is so severe I'm not sure where to start.
• 5.
  Thinking about your worst chronic pains in your body, have you had surgery in those areas where hardware (metal or implants) was placed?

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  • A.
    Yes
  • B.
    No
  • C.
    I don't know
• 6.
  Please select the option that best describes your current or past experience with psychiatric illness

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  • A.
    None.
  • B.
    I have had mild bouts of depression or anxiety (or both) in the past that have not significantly impacted my life.
  • C.
    I have had moderate symptoms of psychiatric illness which have had some impact on my life from time to time.
  • D.
    I have had severe symptoms of psychiatric illness which which has impacted my life or I have been hospitalized in the past for a psychiatric illness .
  • E.
    I prefer not to answer.
• 7.
  Please select the best answer that describes your current medication use for your chronic pain.

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  • A.
    I do not take any medications for my chronic pain
  • B.
    I take over-the-counter medications for my chronic pain
  • C.
    I take prescription medications for my chronic pain
  • D.
    I take a combination of prescription medications and over-the-counter medications for my chronic pain
  • E.
    I take at least one controlled substance for my chronic pain
  • F.
    I do not wish to answer

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  Pain guide ready: Embracing Possibilities

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  Congratulations! You have a mild to moderate pain level and demonstrate an excellent outlook on managing your pain. We invite you to take the next step on your journey to two more sustainable chronic pain management and sign up for a free 15 minute discovery call with our pain guide by clicking the link below. Your willingness to engage in therapies and lifestyle changes positions you well for improvement and potential elimination of chronic pain. We also invite you to sign up for our email notifications and newsletters for valuable insights and upcoming events to support your pain management journey.
• 2.
  Navigating Uncertainties

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  You have mild to moderate pain, but your outlook on future pain control is less optimistic. If you believe you'll always be somewhat dependent on the medical system and have unclear expectations, we understand your concerns. Sign up for our email notifications and newsletters to receive practical tips and guidance. Together, we can explore options to enhance your perspective and ease your journey.
• 3.
  Strength in Positivity

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  While your positive outlook is commendable, your current level of pain may require more intensive interventions. Unfortunately, this means you may not qualify to work directly with our pain guide. However, sign up for our email notifications and newsletters to stay informed about events and general tool to support you in managing your pain. We appreciate your resilience.
• 4.
  Holistic Support Beyond Pain

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  With your level of pain and a positive outlook, you're well-positioned for improvement. Your overall history indicates more specialized interventions with a medical professional in a physician patient relationship would need to be explored prior to engaging with our pain guide. Although you may not qualify to work directly with our pain guide, sign up for our email notifications and newsletters to access valuable information and resources for holistic well-being and practical pain management.
• 5.
  Navigating Complex Paths

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  Given the severity of your pain or extensive history and background (or both), working with our pain guide may not be ideal. You may require more in-depth management. We recommend seeking a physician-patient relationship. Sign up for our email notifications and newsletters to receive support, and explore additional resources for comprehensive pain management.