Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	pain management	Western countries	Pain management in Western countries focuses on pharmaceutical and multimodal approaches including medication and physical therapy.	9
2	pain management	United States	Pain management in the US involves prescription medications and various treatments, including pharmaceutical interventions and specialized therapies.	7
3	pain management	Australia	Pain management in Australia encompasses traditional, alternative, and holistic approaches, including natural remedies and specialized clinics.	6
4	pain management	Brazil	Pain management in Brazil emphasizes holistic and community-based approaches with natural remedies and alternative therapies.	6
5	pain management	India	In India, pain management often includes the use of traditional herbal remedies and techniques such as Ayurvedic medicine and acupuncture.	6
6	pain management	Japan	In Japan, pain management combines traditional Eastern medicine and modern interventions, and emphasizes stoicism in expressing pain tolerance.	6
7	pain management	Western medicine	In Western medicine, pain is frequently treated with medications and physical therapy.	6
8	pain management	Canada	In Canada, pain management involves a mix of alternative therapies, traditional healing practices, and patient autonomy in post-operative care.	5
9	pain management	China	In China, traditional Chinese medicine, such as acupuncture and herbal remedies, is widely utilized for pain management.	5
10	pain management	Eastern countries	Traditional medicine, including acupuncture and herbal remedies, is widely used for pain management in Eastern countries.	5
11	pain management	Middle Eastern	Middle Eastern culture prefers holistic and natural remedies for pain management, involving family support in post-operative care.	4
12	pain management	Nordic countries	Traditional Nordic pain management includes saunas, cold-water immersion, and outdoor activities for well-being.	4
13	pain management	South Korea	Pain management in South Korea combines traditional Eastern medicine with modern interventions, focusing on non-invasive therapies for chronic pain.	4
14	pain management	UK	The UK prioritizes a multidisciplinary approach and non-opioid options for chronic and post-operative pain management.	4
15	pain management	Western medical profession	Pain management in Western medicine relies on evidence-based pharmaceutical treatments that prioritize patient comfort and also consider traditional influences.	4
16	pain management	Latin American countries	Latin American countries utilize home remedies, spiritual practices, and holistic approaches in pain management.	3
17	pain management	Mexico	Pain management in Mexico focuses on community support and holistic remedies, and values toughness.	3
18	pain management	medical professions	Pain management in medical professions involves personalized and varied approaches for individual patients.	3
19	pain management	Ayurvedic medicine	Ayurvedic medicine treats pain holistically using herbs, yoga, and dietary changes tailored to each person's constitution.	2
20	pain management	Egypt	In Egypt, pain management involves using both traditional healing rituals and conventional medical treatments.	2
21	pain management	Europe	Pain management in Europe includes both prescription medications and traditional therapies like banya and hydrotherapy.	2
22	pain management	Russia	In Russia, outdoor activities, banya therapy, and hydrotherapy are common methods for pain management.	2
23	pain management	Western medical settings	In Western medical settings, a combination of pharmaceutical and holistic interventions is commonly used for pain management.	2
24	pain management	Western medicine practitioners	Western medicine practitioners use pharmaceutical drugs and physical therapy to manage pain.	2
25	pain management	alternative medicine	The concept of pain management in alternative medicine involves using natural remedies such as herbal supplements and acupuncture.	2
26	pain management	medical field in developed countries	In developed countries, pain management in the medical field involves using both conventional and alternative approaches for relief.	2
27	pain management	Indigenous cultures	Traditional healing practices from Indigenous cultures, such as herbal remedies and spiritual ceremonies, are commonly used in pain management.	1
28	pain management	Ireland	In Ireland, pain management emphasizes a multidisciplinary approach and provides access to medical specialists and psychological support for chronic pain conditions.	1
29	pain management	North Africa	In North African culture, pain management often involves a preference for conservative and non-invasive methods, such as rest and relaxation.	1
30	pain management	Pacific Islands	Pain management in Pacific Island culture involves incorporating traditional rituals and therapies such as dance, music, and storytelling.	1
31	pain management	Polynesia	In Polynesian culture, pain management often incorporates traditional rituals and practices such as dance, music, and storytelling.	1
32	pain management	Southeast Asia	In Southeast Asian culture, pain management often involves support from family and community, as well as spiritual and traditional healing practices.	1
33	pain management	Sub-Saharan Africa	In Sub-Saharan Africa, pain management involves family and community support, as well as spiritual and traditional healing practices.	1
34	pain management	Traditional Native American Medicine	Traditional Native American pain management involves the use of herbs, ceremony, and connection to nature to address the root cause of pain.	1
35	pain management	medical environment	Effective pain management is essential in a medical environment to improve patient comfort and aid recovery.	1
36	pain management	surgical practice	The surgical practice culture focuses on controlling and minimizing pain during and after surgery with medications and anesthesia.	1
37	pain management	traditional medicine practitioners	Traditional medicine practitioners prefer natural remedies and alternative therapies for pain management.	1