CBMP Review

Specialised Nurse Reason For Treatment: The primary condition being treated is chronic neuropathic pain related to a previous spinal injury. The last review was on 1 November 2024. The patient's response to the treatment so far has been generally positive, with a reported decrease in pain intensity and improved sleep quality. Health Status Update: The patient reports occasional nausea and mild dizziness since increasing the dose of the prescribed CBMP. The patient reports no side effects from the treatment. The patient's general physical and mental health status is as follows: Mood And Well-Being: The patient describes their current mood as stable, with reduced anxiety compared to previous visits. Mental Health Changes: No specific mental health changes were reported or observed. Sleep: The patient reports improved sleep patterns, now sleeping for approximately 6-7 hours uninterrupted. The patient denies any self-harm or suicidal thoughts. Social And Lifestyle Context: The patient's current living situation is stable, residing in a ground-floor flat with their partner. Their support system consists of their partner and a close friend who assists with errands. The patient reports no major life events since the last review. Patient Feedback: The patient expressed a good level of satisfaction with their treatment, finding the CBMP helpful in managing their pain. Their goals for the next visit include discussing further strategies for pain flare-ups and exploring options for increasing physical activity. Plan: The plan is to continue CBMP therapy with the current dosage. The patient was advised to monitor their nausea and dizziness and to contact the clinic if these symptoms worsen or become unmanageable. The following advice was provided to the patient: continue with current pain management techniques, maintain regular communication regarding symptoms, and gradually increase gentle exercise as tolerated. Prescription: Sativex, oral spray, 2 sprays twice daily, ongoing. Additional Notes: Patient expressed gratitude for the ongoing support from the nursing team. They are keen to explore non-pharmacological pain management strategies in conjunction with their current treatment plan.