If you have a urinary tract infection, you may experience one or more of the following symptoms: 1  Pain or burning (discomfort) when urinating. 2  The need to urinate more often than usual. 3  A feeling of urgency when you urinate.  Blood or mucus in the 1  urine. Cramps or pain in the lower abdomen.  Pain during sexual intercourse.
What to Expect During Your First Pain Management Appointment. A pain clinic is a health care facility staffed with pain management specialists who work together (or independently) to diagnose and treat chronic pain conditions.
Finally, the pain management specialist plays an important role in coordinating additional care such as physical therapy, psychological therapy, and rehabilitation programs in order to offer patients a comprehensive treatment plan with a multidisciplinary approach to the treatment of their pain.. The best way to be referred to a pain management specialist is through your primary care physician. Most pain physicians work closely with their patients' primary care physicians to insure good communication, which in turn helps provide the optimum treatment for their patients.